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23 Oct 2020, 11:58
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Hi All,
Greetings!
This is my first post on the forum, so I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone on the forum for his/her inputs across categories!
I took my Online GMAT yesterday (22-10-2020) and I wish to apply to the PGP Program at the Indian School of Business (R1 Score Submission Deadline:- 31-10-2020) and to the Full-Time MBA Program at Schulich School of Business, York University (R1 Deadline:- 29-10-2020).
As per GMAC policies, it's mentioned that a candidate would receive his/her score "Within 7 Business Days", so I am really nervous about if I would be able to keep up to the above-mentioned deadlines or not.
Thus, I would kindly request all the forum members to provide their respective inputs with regards to the same.
Greetings!
This is my first post on the forum, so I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone on the forum for his/her inputs across categories!
I took my Online GMAT yesterday (22-10-2020) and I wish to apply to the PGP Program at the Indian School of Business (R1 Score Submission Deadline:- 31-10-2020) and to the Full-Time MBA Program at Schulich School of Business, York University (R1 Deadline:- 29-10-2020).
As per GMAC policies, it's mentioned that a candidate would receive his/her score "Within 7 Business Days", so I am really nervous about if I would be able to keep up to the above-mentioned deadlines or not.
Thus, I would kindly request all the forum members to provide their respective inputs with regards to the same.
23 Oct 2020, 20:49
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Hi anshul4,
Most GMATers who take the At-home version of the GMAT receive their Scores within 2-3 days (although some have to wait up to 1 week - or longer). Thus, if the immediate issue is that you don't know what your Score actually is, then the answer is that you have to wait until the Score is available.
Since you brought up the application deadlines for a couple of Programs that you are interested in, it's worth noting that many Schools takes weeks (or even months) to determine who to invite to attend School and who to reject, so it's not likely that any School will "need" to see your Official Score Report on the day of the application deadline. Many Programs are often fine with the Official Report being a little 'late' as long as the rest of the application is in on time. Thus, I suggest that you reach out to each of those Programs and explain that you've taken the GMAT and that you're just waiting for your Score Report to be made available - and ask if you could still send in your application. I would bet that the Admissions Departments at both of those Programs would tell you that it would be fine for you to submit your application.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Most GMATers who take the At-home version of the GMAT receive their Scores within 2-3 days (although some have to wait up to 1 week - or longer). Thus, if the immediate issue is that you don't know what your Score actually is, then the answer is that you have to wait until the Score is available.
Since you brought up the application deadlines for a couple of Programs that you are interested in, it's worth noting that many Schools takes weeks (or even months) to determine who to invite to attend School and who to reject, so it's not likely that any School will "need" to see your Official Score Report on the day of the application deadline. Many Programs are often fine with the Official Report being a little 'late' as long as the rest of the application is in on time. Thus, I suggest that you reach out to each of those Programs and explain that you've taken the GMAT and that you're just waiting for your Score Report to be made available - and ask if you could still send in your application. I would bet that the Admissions Departments at both of those Programs would tell you that it would be fine for you to submit your application.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
26 Oct 2020, 20:36
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Hi anshul4,
Have you reached out to the folks in admissions to let them know that you recently took your GMAT?
Have you reached out to the folks in admissions to let them know that you recently took your GMAT?
