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05 Nov 2020, 08:32
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Hey Guys,
GMAC has extended the online gmat availability to Feb 2021. Hope this information is helpful
https://www.gmac.com/gmat-other-assessments/about-the-gmat-exam/gmat-online
GMAC has extended the online gmat availability to Feb 2021. Hope this information is helpful
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https://www.gmac.com/gmat-other-assessments/about-the-gmat-exam/gmat-online
05 Nov 2020, 23:56
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Hello,
Can we expect GMAC to increase the number of online attempts to more than 2 in the future?
Thank you
Can we expect GMAC to increase the number of online attempts to more than 2 in the future?
Thank you
06 Nov 2020, 14:28
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Hi manikantanutakki,
You ask a good question; unfortunately, there's no way to answer it at this point. All things considered, the longer that Covid-19 continues to impact the world at large, the more likely that more and more Test-takers will opt for the At-home version of the Exam (both for the GMAT and GRE). By extension, it makes sense from a Business-standpoint to allow people to take the At-home option more than the current limit of 2 attempts - but there are a number of factors that could impede the adoption of that idea (re: the technical issues with the Test that a certain percentage of GMATers face and the overall idea of 'Exam security').
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
You ask a good question; unfortunately, there's no way to answer it at this point. All things considered, the longer that Covid-19 continues to impact the world at large, the more likely that more and more Test-takers will opt for the At-home version of the Exam (both for the GMAT and GRE). By extension, it makes sense from a Business-standpoint to allow people to take the At-home option more than the current limit of 2 attempts - but there are a number of factors that could impede the adoption of that idea (re: the technical issues with the Test that a certain percentage of GMATers face and the overall idea of 'Exam security').
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
