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31 Jan 2017, 20:56
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In the sectional break I used my mobile phone and was not allowed to complete my exam.
I retook 16 days later and got a 700.
Now the score card shows a 'P' in the previous exams column of my score report.
Will it lead to rejections from MBA programs?
I retook 16 days later and got a 700.
Now the score card shows a 'P' in the previous exams column of my score report.
Will it lead to rejections from MBA programs?
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01 Feb 2017, 08:21
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Hi there, the short answer is no, a "P" on your GMAT score report won't lead to an automatic rejection from any program. However, if you're worried about how it will be perceived, I would suggest addressing it in a brief (I emphasize "brief") optional essay/statement explaining what happened. If there's an open-ended field in the online application, you could include it there instead. But don't stress, it's definitely not a deal-breaker; it's just something you'll want to address to eliminate any questions and give you some peace of mind.
Good luck with your apps! Let us know if we can be of further help!
Best,
Melody
Good luck with your apps! Let us know if we can be of further help!
Best,
Melody
01 Feb 2017, 09:09
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Agree that this is not a deal ender. Just make a brief note in optional essay of what happened. No excuses and don't dwell on it. If all else in your application is good, this won't hold it back.
