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25 Jun 2015, 05:12
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GMAC just announced that from July 19th 2016, canceled scores will no longer appear in score reports. This means that a student can take the GMAT as many times as they want, and as long as they cancel the score, it will not appear in the score report sent to the schools.
Full press release here: https://www.mba.com/us/the-gmat-blog-hub ... m-features
I see this as helping GMAC increase their test taking revenue because more students will be open to making a greater number of attempts without having the downside of the multiple attempts looking bad on the score report. At least this is my reading.
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Full press release here: https://www.mba.com/us/the-gmat-blog-hub ... m-features
I see this as helping GMAC increase their test taking revenue because more students will be open to making a greater number of attempts without having the downside of the multiple attempts looking bad on the score report. At least this is my reading.
Dabral
25 Jun 2015, 13:23
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This is big news indeed! And, the policy is retroactive. It will even apply to tests that you've taken before July 19. (BTW, it goes into effect July 19, 2015, not in 2016.) This surely won't hurt GMAC's bottom line.
Also, GMAC will now let people retake the test after 16 days, rather than 31 days. But, the maximum number of times you can take the GMAT in a year is still five.
Also, GMAC will now let people retake the test after 16 days, rather than 31 days. But, the maximum number of times you can take the GMAT in a year is still five.
26 Jun 2015, 05:15
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hi,
SO can we cancel my which i gave on may 13th 2015.
I had actually reported it...but right now i want to cancel it as it is really low and im gonna retake it.
SO can we cancel my which i gave on may 13th 2015.
I had actually reported it...but right now i want to cancel it as it is really low and im gonna retake it.
