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I think you should be able to take the GMAT at any reasonable time. They may not have space between now and October and I actually think that they will want to schedule you for October or 31 days out so that there is no question overlap. I think it is safe to give them a call and find out your options, then politely tell them that you need to consult with your (family/boss/etc) before you can commit, to make sure there are not conflicts. Then come back and let's discuss :).

The only challenge is that you will have to keep studying through holidays if you put it off but there is a chance of bumping your score a bit too.

That would be my suggestion. Let me know if I missed anything.
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I think you should be able to take the GMAT at any reasonable time. They may not have space between now and October and I actually think that they will want to schedule you for October or 31 days out so that there is no question overlap. I think it is safe to give them a call and find out your options, then politely tell them that you need to consult with your (family/boss/etc) before you can commit, to make sure there are not conflicts. Then come back and let's discuss :).

The only challenge is that you will have to keep studying through holidays if you put it off but there is a chance of bumping your score a bit too.

That would be my suggestion. Let me know if I missed anything.


Thanks bb..ur suggestion is very useful as as always :) I will make a call and discuss with GMAT customer service...let c
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Let us know. By the way, did you get a GMAT Voucher or in what form/shape are you able to get a free re-take?
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Let us know. By the way, did you get a GMAT Voucher or in what form/shape are you able to get a free re-take?

Finally,after thinking a lot, I made a call to GMAT Customer Service, and to my surprise guy responding to my queries not know much about procedures in such case.He put my call on hold for 4 times (increasing my bill for international call :x ...spoken with him for 25 min)........ he told me ( after discussing with colleagues or referring to manuals..I don't knw :roll: ) that I can schedule the exam date as per my flexibility( the only restriction I can't take it for 31 days from my previous exam date)....I asked him can I take the date in Nov. ..he repeated that I can take any date,center, time as per my convenience ...the only thing that will be changed is there would be no fees ... :wink: ....

I have not got any voucher.The guy on phone told me that date will scheduled only on phone, so I have to call ... report my incident number and take a date...

bb..what should me my strategy now...any advice would be helpful...What date should I take(as I m completely busy in Oct.) ..Nov/Dec(I hope I m free on both months)...I don't want to miss second deadline.....what should be plan for study????
I hope my marks not decrease this time :?
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Also I was told by GMAT Customer Serivce that previous score would not be cancelled as it has already been sent to B-schools....To add , I have not asked for exam reschedule....I only reported the incident..I think god wants me to give exam again :o
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You can't take a break before the test - that's a big no-no.
My suggestion would be taking 1-2 full tests every week. For example Saturday and Wed.
The rest of the time should be spent in review and mistake analysis and brushing up on the areas you find you are not comfortable with. (you'll know what to do)
Read fiction books (1 hr per day) the whole time to keep your ears and mind trained.

Don't schedule more than 45-60 days out. The longer you wait, the less chances of beating your original score.

This should do it.
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You can't take a break before the test - that's a big no-no.
My suggestion would be taking 1-2 full tests every week. For example Saturday and Wed.
The rest of the time should be spent in review and mistake analysis and brushing up on the areas you find you are not comfortable with. (you'll know what to do)
Read fiction books (1 hr per day) the whole time to keep your ears and mind trained.

Don't schedule more than 45-60 days out. The longer you wait, the less chances of beating your original score.

This should do it.

Thanks a lot for ur suggestion... :) I think I have also learned lesson from my second attempt that taking too much time not increase your score.. :| ....I am planning to take date in Nov.. and will update GMATclub abt my score ..if I appear for exam
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