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Hi there,
I’m planning to take the Online GMAT soon, but I’ve come across a lot of comments about interruptions and issues with the setup, and I’m feeling a bit anxious about it. Could someone explain what exactly they ask for during the setup so I can prepare in advance?
For example, do I need to use a mirror to show my screen? Also, I live in a student apartment, which is a studio with a kitchen, a separate bathroom, and a bed – is that an acceptable setup? I’m also unsure about where I should leave my phone during the exam.
My desk isn’t very deep, so I can’t push my computer far back to get a wide enough angle to show both my face and the whiteboard – would that be an issue, and how do they typically handle that?
Lastly, how do they check identity? Can I just use my computer camera, or will I need my phone for that?
Thank you so much in advance for any advice!
I’m planning to take the Online GMAT soon, but I’ve come across a lot of comments about interruptions and issues with the setup, and I’m feeling a bit anxious about it. Could someone explain what exactly they ask for during the setup so I can prepare in advance?
For example, do I need to use a mirror to show my screen? Also, I live in a student apartment, which is a studio with a kitchen, a separate bathroom, and a bed – is that an acceptable setup? I’m also unsure about where I should leave my phone during the exam.
My desk isn’t very deep, so I can’t push my computer far back to get a wide enough angle to show both my face and the whiteboard – would that be an issue, and how do they typically handle that?
Lastly, how do they check identity? Can I just use my computer camera, or will I need my phone for that?
Thank you so much in advance for any advice!
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12 Sep 2024, 04:29
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Considering scenario, test center will be much better. Phone should be out of reachable distance from seating position.
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Restrictions are many for online exam opt for at center exam if possible...
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