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OmManiPadmeHbs
29 May 2017, 10:28
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Has anyone successfully received an appeal to take 9th/10th attempt at GMAT?
I saw this link below and was curious as I am hoping to take additional tries to break my target. Thanks for your advice!
https://gmatclub.com/forum/regarding-my-letter-of-appeal-for-gmat-attempt-233170.html
I saw this link below and was curious as I am hoping to take additional tries to break my target. Thanks for your advice!
https://gmatclub.com/forum/regarding-my-letter-of-appeal-for-gmat-attempt-233170.html
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29 May 2017, 10:38
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From what I've heard from GMAC, the policy was introduced to reduce question theft and abuse of the system by tutors.
They said that they would not unreasonably decline a request for additional test attempts from legitimate test takers. Thus I think if one who had eight scores all above 700 was asking for a waiver, it would probably be denied. However if it's clear that you're still trying to get to the target score, and you're not scoring 780s, you will most likely get your waiver granted.
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They said that they would not unreasonably decline a request for additional test attempts from legitimate test takers. Thus I think if one who had eight scores all above 700 was asking for a waiver, it would probably be denied. However if it's clear that you're still trying to get to the target score, and you're not scoring 780s, you will most likely get your waiver granted.
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OmManiPadmeHbs
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10 Jun 2017, 17:49
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Thanks for your response bb
But it looks like a no-go from GMAC. I wanted my last one (9th attempt) to be higher than the rest. Time to focus on essays
But it looks like a no-go from GMAC. I wanted my last one (9th attempt) to be higher than the rest. Time to focus on essays
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