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18 Oct 2021, 19:38
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Hello,
I'm about to take the GMAT in about 2 weeks and I'm an Indian resident. Im almost done with the registration however have 2 issues that are concerning me right now:
1. Can the Gmat fee be paid only through a credit card or are VISA Debit cards also applicable.
2. I had uploaded a scanned image of my passport during registration for my photo ID since I had decided to give the test in a centre. But due to the unavailability of centres I have decided to give it online. So is it mandatory for Indians to use an Aadhar for the photo ID and do I have to change it now?
Anyone with prior experience of giving the exam in India, please respond. It will be of much help.
Thanks.
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I'm about to take the GMAT in about 2 weeks and I'm an Indian resident. Im almost done with the registration however have 2 issues that are concerning me right now:
1. Can the Gmat fee be paid only through a credit card or are VISA Debit cards also applicable.
2. I had uploaded a scanned image of my passport during registration for my photo ID since I had decided to give the test in a centre. But due to the unavailability of centres I have decided to give it online. So is it mandatory for Indians to use an Aadhar for the photo ID and do I have to change it now?
Anyone with prior experience of giving the exam in India, please respond. It will be of much help.
Thanks.
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05 Dec 2021, 22:12
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Jajabor
Hi Jajabor,
As far as I know, both are fine for the online GMAT (Aadhar cannot be used for a test center appointment). You may use your Aadhar if you want, but you could just stick with your passport.
