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Hi everyone, I have a question: if I do GMAT exam and, after 16 days, I want to retake it, should I have to pay anything or, till 5 attempts in a year, is all included in the $250 fee? Thank you a lot!!
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Silvia25
Hello, Silvia25. Although I am sure many people would rush to squeeze in as many tests as possible if the $250 fee were a one-time fee, alas, that charge is per administration. Unless you experience some sort of computer malfunction that prevents you from completing your exam (in which case you would file an appeal with Pearson/GMAC™), you have to pay the full fee each time you sit for the exam.
I hope that helps. Good luck with your studies.
- Andrew
