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Hi all, I just finished taking the online GMAT and there were a couple of things that didn't happen, that I was expecting to happen. I never got the opportunity to choose the schools I wanted to send my scores to, from what I've read I thought I was supposed to be able to do that at the beginning of the exam? At the end of the exam I saw my unofficial score, happy to say it was exactly what I set for my goal! But I never got the opportunity to accept or cancel my score, the proctor just simply closed the secure browser, I didn't even ever see an option to accept or cancel the score. Now I'm confused, did my scores get canceled and I'll have to pay to reinstate them? I can't even look at my unofficial score report? This is the first time I've taken the GMAT so I may have had misconceptions of how it was supposed to go.
Has anyone had something similar happen or know what I could do? Can I look at my unofficial report again or do I have to wait for my official report? Thanks!
Has anyone had something similar happen or know what I could do? Can I look at my unofficial report again or do I have to wait for my official report? Thanks!
23 Mar 2022, 12:55
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The online test, you do not have an option to choose schools or to accept or cancel your score. You cannot cancel the online test score because you don’t need to. You can also choose the schools after. So while it is what would seem like a weird process and inconsistent, for a regular GMAT test, it is how the online test works 🥴
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24 Mar 2022, 23:25
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First of all congratulations for achieving the target score you wanted. Wait for a few days you shall get the official score on portal mba.com ..
