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02 May 2014, 06:50
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Hi!
I, Tarun Vashisth, am Visually Challenged with 100% disability. I am planning to appear for GMAT to pursue my Ph.D. I'm from India and work as an Assistant Professor in an Indian University.
I'm facing problems in selecting appropriate accommodations provided to disabled candidates. I don't know whether to apply for 50% or 100% extra time and its repercussions. Many more types of accommodations will surely be required. I had mailed my problem to GMAT, but got an automatically generated mail as reply, explaining the process.
I have been unable to get an experienced doctor who could evaluate my case and put it into right perspective, to enable me apply for accommodations.
This is first the time that I'm appearing for any Computer Adapted Test, and have never applied for such accommodations ever.
Moreover, I've apprehensions regarding the qualification of scribe I'll get to read and record for me.
Is there any consultant available who could help me out, please?
I, Tarun Vashisth, am Visually Challenged with 100% disability. I am planning to appear for GMAT to pursue my Ph.D. I'm from India and work as an Assistant Professor in an Indian University.
I'm facing problems in selecting appropriate accommodations provided to disabled candidates. I don't know whether to apply for 50% or 100% extra time and its repercussions. Many more types of accommodations will surely be required. I had mailed my problem to GMAT, but got an automatically generated mail as reply, explaining the process.
I have been unable to get an experienced doctor who could evaluate my case and put it into right perspective, to enable me apply for accommodations.
This is first the time that I'm appearing for any Computer Adapted Test, and have never applied for such accommodations ever.
Moreover, I've apprehensions regarding the qualification of scribe I'll get to read and record for me.
Is there any consultant available who could help me out, please?
05 May 2014, 17:55
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I'm afraid that your question is outside of my scope of expertise. I hope others on this forum are able to provide helpful insight. I'm disappointed to hear that GMAC was not responsive via email. I do think it would be worth a phone call, to talk to someone there, as a starting point.
