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02 Nov 2014, 01:06
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Hi All,
I am writing this debrief so that it helps fellow member. I gave my GMAT this Saturday at Delhi's dwarka test center, my exam started at 6 pm. While giving my exam , 10 minutes into the verbal section a large marriage band started playing below the center. The center was located at the 3rd floor(top floor) of a multistory building. There is no sound proofing or any such thing , the sound of music was so loud that i had to close my ears while giving exam , some 15 minutes after the center gave my ear plugs but even that was of no avail. The sound was just too loud , it felt like a joke giving the exam under such circumstances . Marriage band kept playing choicest of songs during the entire verbal section. I closed my ears with my hand.During the entire exam i felt as i am sitting on a roadside and giving the exam , there was constant sound of car honking and dogs barking. I didn't even check my scores and came back disgusted. I was actually giving GMAT second time , i had given one 6 years earlier with score of 720.
I am not sure how Pearson can select such a center , i am going to file an official complaint and ask for a retest. A 250$ dollar fees should at least ensure a basic testing environment. The conditions at the test center violated all the basic test taker rights. I am not sure how GMAC is going to react to my complain but if they check audio /video recordings they can see me closing my ears and giving exam. All in all it was a very poor experience and this kind of thing is totally unacceptable.
Please try and avoid this center guys.
Thanks,
I am writing this debrief so that it helps fellow member. I gave my GMAT this Saturday at Delhi's dwarka test center, my exam started at 6 pm. While giving my exam , 10 minutes into the verbal section a large marriage band started playing below the center. The center was located at the 3rd floor(top floor) of a multistory building. There is no sound proofing or any such thing , the sound of music was so loud that i had to close my ears while giving exam , some 15 minutes after the center gave my ear plugs but even that was of no avail. The sound was just too loud , it felt like a joke giving the exam under such circumstances . Marriage band kept playing choicest of songs during the entire verbal section. I closed my ears with my hand.During the entire exam i felt as i am sitting on a roadside and giving the exam , there was constant sound of car honking and dogs barking. I didn't even check my scores and came back disgusted. I was actually giving GMAT second time , i had given one 6 years earlier with score of 720.
I am not sure how Pearson can select such a center , i am going to file an official complaint and ask for a retest. A 250$ dollar fees should at least ensure a basic testing environment. The conditions at the test center violated all the basic test taker rights. I am not sure how GMAC is going to react to my complain but if they check audio /video recordings they can see me closing my ears and giving exam. All in all it was a very poor experience and this kind of thing is totally unacceptable.
Please try and avoid this center guys.
Thanks,
22 Aug 2015, 10:10
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Same experience here too. Try to avoid Dwarka center.
I wrote my test in Jan 26, 2015 and it was election time in Delhi. As soon as my verbal section started, some extremely loud election processions started downstairs. I tried using one of those earplugs. I guess even calling them earplugs is a joke. They were just two plastic thingies that were of no help whatsoever. At one time, I just couldn't concentrate anymore, guessed the last 10 questions and came out of the center.
No wonder, this particular test center has a ton of available seats every time I look at it. Soundproofing is a very basic necessity for any test center. I guess, Pearson guys have made it a business (an unethical one) in this case.
Anybody thinking about taking test here, please don't go here.
I wrote my test in Jan 26, 2015 and it was election time in Delhi. As soon as my verbal section started, some extremely loud election processions started downstairs. I tried using one of those earplugs. I guess even calling them earplugs is a joke. They were just two plastic thingies that were of no help whatsoever. At one time, I just couldn't concentrate anymore, guessed the last 10 questions and came out of the center.
No wonder, this particular test center has a ton of available seats every time I look at it. Soundproofing is a very basic necessity for any test center. I guess, Pearson guys have made it a business (an unethical one) in this case.
Anybody thinking about taking test here, please don't go here.
02 Jul 2016, 21:47
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Any idea about morning slot ?
