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22 Jan 2020, 13:39
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Hi! Quick question.
I have a small medical problem with my eyes. The thing is called floaters, meaning that I have a lot of black spots floating on my eyesight.
It's much more visible when I look at white things (ex. snow, walls, books or computer screens), so I usually study wearing sunglasses which helps me to ignore those black spots. It's sometimes really hard to concentrate with those.
Last time I took GMAT I was kinda struggling with it. So the question, is it maybe possible to approach the exam wearing sunglasses?
I have a small medical problem with my eyes. The thing is called floaters, meaning that I have a lot of black spots floating on my eyesight.
It's much more visible when I look at white things (ex. snow, walls, books or computer screens), so I usually study wearing sunglasses which helps me to ignore those black spots. It's sometimes really hard to concentrate with those.
Last time I took GMAT I was kinda struggling with it. So the question, is it maybe possible to approach the exam wearing sunglasses?
22 Jan 2020, 21:36
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It is better to raise the query officially to GMAC, and take written permission of the same. Also intimate the same to the GMAT centre well in advance to avoid any issue on the day of Exam. A slight hassle might affect the exam.
Please let us also know, about the permission granted by the GMAC.
Also you can post your query here to get response from official GMAT representative.
OfficialGMAT, kindly provide your views.
Regards
Please let us also know, about the permission granted by the GMAC.
Also you can post your query here to get response from official GMAT representative.
OfficialGMAT, kindly provide your views.
Regards
kyloxylo
Hi! Quick question.
I have a small medical problem with my eyes. The thing is called floaters, meaning that I have a lot of black spots floating on my eyesight.
It's much more visible when I look at white things (ex. snow, walls, books or computer screens), so I usually study wearing sunglasses which helps me to ignore those black spots. It's sometimes really hard to concentrate with those.
Last time I took GMAT I was kinda struggling with it. So the question, is it maybe possible to approach the exam wearing sunglasses?
I have a small medical problem with my eyes. The thing is called floaters, meaning that I have a lot of black spots floating on my eyesight.
It's much more visible when I look at white things (ex. snow, walls, books or computer screens), so I usually study wearing sunglasses which helps me to ignore those black spots. It's sometimes really hard to concentrate with those.
Last time I took GMAT I was kinda struggling with it. So the question, is it maybe possible to approach the exam wearing sunglasses?
22 Jan 2020, 21:40
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The rules do not prohibit glasses or sunglasses. The judgment call will strongly depend on the test administrator because they will have no clue and my guess would be that they would err on the safe side and say you can’t wear them unless you get a permission in writing from GMAC or a doctors note stating you need them. Which ever one is easier.... otherwise no guarantee you will be able to use them.
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