nishantd88
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I got an email today offering me a refund for a free reschedule. That’s exacly 2 weeks after I was supposed to take the exam. On the phone they told me I should get a reply after 3-5 days. I’m super disappointed as I am on holiday now until mid September which means I am unable to take the exam any time soon. It’s really frustrating as is I’ll have to invest a lot of time again in autumn to get up to speed and revise all the materials. Overall, I am not happy how GMAC has handled this situation and “just” a free refund isn’t really helping me much.
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Well I too had a similar situation,wherein the system went down for a few mins and I lost some time in the VA section. Even in my case they took about 2 weeks to get back with a free reschedule, which I had to take about 3-4 months later when I had time again to get up to speed. So yeah unfortunately that's how they seem to work. The customer service is quite bad indeed. The commitment of replying in 3-5 business days is never kept.
nishantd88 I've had a similar horrifying experience and am still awaiting a resolution.
I first attempted the GMAT online exam on 2nd May (when physical whiteboards were not permitted). When their policy changed to allow Physical whiteboards I was given then chance to take the GMAT online exam again (had to pay the exam fees again) under the condition that the score from my second attempt (with physical whiteboard) would be considered only if it is higher than the score from my first attempt. Otherwise, the score from my first attempt would be retained (fair enough).
However, during my second attempt, I lost a few mins during the quant section due to a technical glitch. I had to restart my exam and continue the remainder of the exam in a complete state of panic. However, I completed the exam (despite lesser than the stipulated time) and got my score which was obviously not satisfactory. I reported asking to allow me a retest.
A. They're not clarifying my request for a retest
B. They are not commenting about the validity of my current score
C. I don't know if my current score will be nullified if they allow a retest (that's scary, my current score is 710 and I don't want to end up in a scenario where I get less than 700 in the retest and lose my 710 which I rightfully earned with lesser than usual time limit)
Does anyone know what happens to the previous score if a retest is permitted?