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01 Jan 2019, 01:11
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So I'm a foreign student studying in Australia. On my first try I used my driver licence (which i didn't know its not valid), they accepted my id and i did my exam. This led me to believe that driver licence is an acceptable form of id for the test. However, i did not receive the score that I wanted and so I tried again, only this time they told me that it actually wouldn't work and wouldn't allow me to take the exam. Later I emailed them, told them exactly what happened, that I received misleading info from the test center, and I wanted a refund or at least a reschedule, and they just tell me that it was all my fault and refused to give me back my money or any other assistance.
akurathi12
02 Jan 2019, 03:00
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jackyip
As per GMAC policy, it is mandatory to carry a valid passport and it is the only accepted document as verification ID.
02 Jan 2019, 04:01
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Apparently if you are appearing in GMAT in a country outside your country of citizenship, passport is the only valid id-proof.
While registering for GMAT, you must have (obviously) registered as a non-Australian citizen and hence the reason for their insistence on your passport.
So, I would say your first attempt was actually a violation of the rules.
While registering for GMAT, you must have (obviously) registered as a non-Australian citizen and hence the reason for their insistence on your passport.
So, I would say your first attempt was actually a violation of the rules.
