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06 Dec 2024, 01:28
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Hi,
I did my gmat test online today. It stated two hours late due to technical difficulities. I ended up getting totally stressed out and completely messed up the exam, scoring worse than I did on my first ever mock.
I know to do the exam online again I need to wait 16 days, but can I do it in an exam centre before then?
If I go to book another exam I can't book an online one until the 23rd but I can book one in a test centre for next week. Does this mean it is okay to do?
I want to get the exam done asap for application deadlines and just don't have the time to keep studying, especially with the holidays coming up. I am sure that todays result was at least majorly due to the circumstances.
From what I have read online it is okay to go ahead and do it in the test centre but none of those posts are recent and I defintely don't want a score getting cancelled!
Thanks
I did my gmat test online today. It stated two hours late due to technical difficulities. I ended up getting totally stressed out and completely messed up the exam, scoring worse than I did on my first ever mock.
I know to do the exam online again I need to wait 16 days, but can I do it in an exam centre before then?
If I go to book another exam I can't book an online one until the 23rd but I can book one in a test centre for next week. Does this mean it is okay to do?
I want to get the exam done asap for application deadlines and just don't have the time to keep studying, especially with the holidays coming up. I am sure that todays result was at least majorly due to the circumstances.
From what I have read online it is okay to go ahead and do it in the test centre but none of those posts are recent and I defintely don't want a score getting cancelled!
Thanks
08 Dec 2024, 13:07
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Hi ailsahassett.
In the past, if you took the GMAT online, you could then take the test in person without waiting 16 days.
However, the last I heard was that the rule has changed and that you must now wait 16 days regardless of which version of the test you take. In fact, I've heard of people having their scores cancelled because they retook the test before the end of the 16-day waiting period.
I realize that it doesn't make sense that the system would allow you to book another test earlier than you're allowed to take it, but apparently, the system doesn't always prevent scheduling a test too soon after the previous test.
Also, I just rechecked, and the most recent information I can find indicates that you must wait 16 days for a retake regardless of format.
In the past, if you took the GMAT online, you could then take the test in person without waiting 16 days.
However, the last I heard was that the rule has changed and that you must now wait 16 days regardless of which version of the test you take. In fact, I've heard of people having their scores cancelled because they retook the test before the end of the 16-day waiting period.
I realize that it doesn't make sense that the system would allow you to book another test earlier than you're allowed to take it, but apparently, the system doesn't always prevent scheduling a test too soon after the previous test.
Also, I just rechecked, and the most recent information I can find indicates that you must wait 16 days for a retake regardless of format.
