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15 Oct 2020, 18:00
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I just took the GMAT in a testing center and did much worse than I had been doing on the practice tests. I am going to retake in 16 days. My question is - if I take the test in a testing center and do not like my score, how long would I have to wait before taking it online? Could I take it the next day?
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15 Oct 2020, 18:39
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Hi Steve, Online and offline are different modes of delivery and hence considered as 2 different exams by gmac. You don't need a gap between the two for a retake.
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16 Oct 2020, 02:36
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steverharvey - No wait time between GMAT and GMAT Online; you can very well take both the tests on the same day. Therefore, please plan accordingly knowing that there's no such waiting period. All the best!
