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13 Jul 2019, 13:37
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Hi - I took the first GMAT practice test and ended after quant and verbal and now see there is no score and I cannot resume. Has anyone else ran into this problem and know how to resume and get a score? Thanks!
13 Jul 2019, 15:11
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Well, you have to take every section or end that particular section. For instance, if you decide to end the test after Quant and Verbal, you have to end each individual sections: IR and AWA. I believe you ended the complete test. However much unfortunate it may sound, you just wasted one precious GMAT Prep test and there's no way to find your score now. Worse, since you used questions from a fixed pool, you will encounter repetitions in your next attempts. All the best.
13 Jul 2019, 19:17
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No, unfortunately, there isn't.
You had to either attempt the IR and the AWA sections, OR choose to close them individually, but turns out you closed the complete test, in which case, it wouldn't be possible for you to see the score.
You had to either attempt the IR and the AWA sections, OR choose to close them individually, but turns out you closed the complete test, in which case, it wouldn't be possible for you to see the score.
