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Hi all,
I have an urgent question. If i were to no-show the exam, will it count towards one of my attempts (5 for year, 8 total)? I'm scheduled to take it at 3pm today but I am really not feeling well and I can't afford to lose an attempt. It is too late to reschedule and the call center for GMAT is closed on weekends. I seem to find conflicting answers online.

Please, somebody who has talked to the call center and has experience in this situation, I need an answer right away!

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Hi. No, a no-show is not an attempt. GMAC only counts actual test attempts for their life-time limit and 5 yearly exam attempts for their annual limit.
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Hi all,
I have an urgent question. If i were to no-show the exam, will it count towards one of my attempts (5 for year, 8 total)? I'm scheduled to take it at 3pm today but I am really not feeling well and I can't afford to lose an attempt. It is too late to reschedule and the call center for GMAT is closed on weekends. I seem to find conflicting answers online.

Please, somebody who has talked to the call center and has experience in this situation, I need an answer right away!

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Hi. No, a no-show is not an attempt. GMAC only counts actual test attempts for their life-time and 5 yearly exam attempts)
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Thank you for your response! So to confirm, the only "penalty" is the fee and that it will show up on the website on my account that I no-showed today?
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Correct, it will not count as a test attempt and it will not show up as an attempt on your score report since you have not attempted the actual test. So the **only** loss is $250.
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Correct, it will not count as a test attempt and it will not show up as an attempt on your score report since you have not attempted the actual test. So the **only** loss is $250.
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Great, thanks again!! I will do that then
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Hi,

Just wanted to confirm, if it is applicable even today?

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Hi,

Just wanted to confirm, if it is applicable even today?

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Hi SarthakMG,

Yes. If you don't show up, it doesn't count against any of the limits.
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