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07 Apr 2016, 18:18
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I have an issue on how guaranteed it is that all the selected schools will receive my GMAT score report within 20 days of my test day?
Will I be notified on the day that my report reaches the schools?
If I take the test on the 10th for example, will my report be received by schools on the 30th or the 31st the latest?
If the 20-day guarantee is not always certain and is just a highly likely estimation, please so inform me, as in such case, I will need to reschedule my exam appointment to an earlier date. My test date is on the 10th in Asia while the deadline for receiving my GMAT report by selected schools is on the 31st same month in Germany. The time frame is quite tight.
Any advice from GMAT expert? Thank you for your help!
Will I be notified on the day that my report reaches the schools?
If I take the test on the 10th for example, will my report be received by schools on the 30th or the 31st the latest?
If the 20-day guarantee is not always certain and is just a highly likely estimation, please so inform me, as in such case, I will need to reschedule my exam appointment to an earlier date. My test date is on the 10th in Asia while the deadline for receiving my GMAT report by selected schools is on the 31st same month in Germany. The time frame is quite tight.
Any advice from GMAT expert? Thank you for your help!
07 Apr 2016, 18:51
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Hi gerjapa,
It takes a certain amount of time to 'certify' that your score is correct. While that process is fairly standardized, it can take longer or shorter based on the time of year (certain times of year are 'busier', from a Testing standpoint, than others). It's quite likely that your score could be available in 1-2 weeks, but even if your score isn't available until a day or two after you 'expect' it to be available, Business School Admissions Officers are savvy people - they understand that Pearson/GMAC still has to certify the score and that process will take however long it takes. Schools aren't waiting for a 'print copy' of your report; they're waiting for online access to it so they can confirm the score that YOU report on your application. Business School Admissions Teams take weeks (and sometimes months) to pour over all of the applications that they receive, so if they think that you're a strong candidate overall, they're not going to reject you because your score isn't immediately available. As such, you really have nothing to worry about - as long as you take the Official GMAT before you send in your application, you report your Score on your application and you grant that School access to your records.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
It takes a certain amount of time to 'certify' that your score is correct. While that process is fairly standardized, it can take longer or shorter based on the time of year (certain times of year are 'busier', from a Testing standpoint, than others). It's quite likely that your score could be available in 1-2 weeks, but even if your score isn't available until a day or two after you 'expect' it to be available, Business School Admissions Officers are savvy people - they understand that Pearson/GMAC still has to certify the score and that process will take however long it takes. Schools aren't waiting for a 'print copy' of your report; they're waiting for online access to it so they can confirm the score that YOU report on your application. Business School Admissions Teams take weeks (and sometimes months) to pour over all of the applications that they receive, so if they think that you're a strong candidate overall, they're not going to reject you because your score isn't immediately available. As such, you really have nothing to worry about - as long as you take the Official GMAT before you send in your application, you report your Score on your application and you grant that School access to your records.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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