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16 Jan 2025, 09:41
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Hi, I am from India, and my exam at the test centre is the day after tomorrow. Can anyone help with last-day tips that I need to ensure for the test centre? I am used to the admit card and all for other exams, but GMAT doesn't have that, so what do I take apart from my passport and Aadhar card? Do I need to memorize my GMAT ID or something? How do things happen at the test centre? Also, how many rough sheets are given for working, and what about stationary?
16 Jan 2025, 13:55
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Hi khushiagarwal_8,
For the test center, ensure you carry your passport, as it’s mandatory for identification. You don’t need to memorize your GMAT ID, but it’s a good idea to have your appointment confirmation email handy in case of any issues.
Arrive at the center at least 30 minutes early for check-in, where you’ll complete a palm vein scan and have your photo taken. You’ll also be given a locker to store all personal belongings, as nothing apart from test center-provided materials is allowed in the testing room.
For scratch work, you’ll receive 5-6 laminated sheets in a notebook and a marker. If you need another notebook during the test, you can request one, but the proctor will collect the used ones first. Personal stationery isn’t allowed, but the provided marker and sheets should be sufficient.
Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Good luck!
For the test center, ensure you carry your passport, as it’s mandatory for identification. You don’t need to memorize your GMAT ID, but it’s a good idea to have your appointment confirmation email handy in case of any issues.
Arrive at the center at least 30 minutes early for check-in, where you’ll complete a palm vein scan and have your photo taken. You’ll also be given a locker to store all personal belongings, as nothing apart from test center-provided materials is allowed in the testing room.
For scratch work, you’ll receive 5-6 laminated sheets in a notebook and a marker. If you need another notebook during the test, you can request one, but the proctor will collect the used ones first. Personal stationery isn’t allowed, but the provided marker and sheets should be sufficient.
Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Good luck!
16 Jan 2025, 21:20
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khushiagarwal_8
Hi khushiagarwal_8,
You must carry your passport (it must be valid, and name/DOB must be exactly the same as what you entered on mba.com). And although they're not absolutely necessary, it's a good idea to carry your Aadhaar card/DL and a printout of the confirmation email as well.
Here's a walkthrough of the exam experience:
All the best!
