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Updated on: 04 Jul 2019, 11:47
Originally posted by CupOfWater on 02 Jul 2019, 11:20.
Last edited by CupOfWater on 04 Jul 2019, 11:47, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by CupOfWater on 04 Jul 2019, 11:47, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi All - I took my GMAT yesterday and got a score that I'm really happy with (will write my debrief soon!), but no indication of that score has appeared online yet. I remember being so overwhelmed with joy by my score that I didn't may much attention to the last screen where I needed to choose to send or cancel my scores - I'm fearful that I accidentally clicked checked the cancel box.
Can anyone give me some peace of mind that there is just a delay in the scores being posted? If helpful, I did get the paper version of the unofficial score report (I remember reading that if you cancel your score, you do not get the paper unofficial report).
EDIT - attached is a photo of what I see when I log in to MBA.com.
EDIT 2 - So now the "Cancel" option is gone and I see the "View Official Score", however when I click that the report only shows my first test... Does it usually take a bit of time before my most recent scores generate in the report as well?
Thanks!
Can anyone give me some peace of mind that there is just a delay in the scores being posted? If helpful, I did get the paper version of the unofficial score report (I remember reading that if you cancel your score, you do not get the paper unofficial report).
EDIT - attached is a photo of what I see when I log in to MBA.com.
EDIT 2 - So now the "Cancel" option is gone and I see the "View Official Score", however when I click that the report only shows my first test... Does it usually take a bit of time before my most recent scores generate in the report as well?
Thanks!
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02 Jul 2019, 22:31
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CupOfWater
1. You received the unofficial score report. That means that you accepted your score at the test center.
2. Your official score report will normally be made available in 3-7 days (with your AWA score).
3. Even if you hit the cancel score button on the website by mistake (and complete the payment), you can always reinstate your score.
Congratulations on getting the score you wanted.
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03 Jul 2019, 08:28
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Thanks for the quick reply and this info. Exactly what I was looking for!
