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25 Jan 2023, 03:23
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I took the gmat online, and had my score (710) placed under review. The only issue I can think of was my webcam was very small so it was easy to move out of frame when I was writing, but as I couldnt see what my webcam was capturing, it was mostly my proctor telling me to move backwards/rightwards/etc.
As such, I'd like to know how likely it is for reviews like these to be rejected? I was told by the proctor a few times that he couldnt see me, but I always immediately moved back. The proctor didn't say anything about possibly revoking my test or warn me about that happening, but at one point they did have me re-scan my room.
As such, I'd like to know how likely it is for reviews like these to be rejected? I was told by the proctor a few times that he couldnt see me, but I always immediately moved back. The proctor didn't say anything about possibly revoking my test or warn me about that happening, but at one point they did have me re-scan my room.
25 Jan 2023, 04:28
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Hopefully nothing to worry about. These admin reviews are common. Had a student who already had a 700 get a 760 Online in about 10 days on a retake. Score went into review and took about 2 weeks to become Official. Wouldn't be shocking for a person to receive their score much sooner than that. Gratz on the 700+ score.
25 Jan 2023, 06:14
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Reviews have become pretty common for tests on which the test-takers have scored over 700, and in most cases, the score is certified after the review.
