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03 Jun 2021, 22:28
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Thank you all for all your help!
I'll be a reapplicant this year (last year applied with a 740 and this year will apply with a 760 I recently got) and have used all my 8 GMAT attempts.
I would like to take the GMAT once again because (1) I believe I can improve my 760 score and (2) I'm passionate about this exam -- really, I love it!
Has anyone been successful with requesting for the 9th take? Does anyone have any tips for me on trying to get this one more exam approved?
Thank you!
I'll be a reapplicant this year (last year applied with a 740 and this year will apply with a 760 I recently got) and have used all my 8 GMAT attempts.
I would like to take the GMAT once again because (1) I believe I can improve my 760 score and (2) I'm passionate about this exam -- really, I love it!
Has anyone been successful with requesting for the 9th take? Does anyone have any tips for me on trying to get this one more exam approved?
Thank you!
03 Jun 2021, 22:37
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Wow. i would like to personally welcome you to GMAT Club. You are definitely the right place. No I have to say even here there are only a few lovers of GMAT 😂
You’re asking a great question. GMAT has originally stated that while limiting lifetime attempts, they would not unnecessarily limit Regular Test-takers and only aimed to curb tutors and professional masochists.
But!!!! I have never seen a successful approval of the ninth attempt. I’ve received a decent number of messages over the years from people who were at seven or eight attempts, requesting a retake and none of them were ever successful. I struggle to see how all of them could fit the above category which sort of tells me, 8 is the limit no matter what.
Having said that, I definitely encourage you to apply and request a waiver to take the test one more time. I hope you will be an exception 👍
At the same time, unless you are from a highly highly competitive demographic and really need to stand out and don’t think you can invest time better and do other things, I would probably suggest celebrating I’m not taking the GMAT again even if you like it
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You’re asking a great question. GMAT has originally stated that while limiting lifetime attempts, they would not unnecessarily limit Regular Test-takers and only aimed to curb tutors and professional masochists.
But!!!! I have never seen a successful approval of the ninth attempt. I’ve received a decent number of messages over the years from people who were at seven or eight attempts, requesting a retake and none of them were ever successful. I struggle to see how all of them could fit the above category which sort of tells me, 8 is the limit no matter what.
Having said that, I definitely encourage you to apply and request a waiver to take the test one more time. I hope you will be an exception 👍
At the same time, unless you are from a highly highly competitive demographic and really need to stand out and don’t think you can invest time better and do other things, I would probably suggest celebrating I’m not taking the GMAT again even if you like it
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04 Jun 2021, 09:51
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Congratulations for 760 GMAT score!
Normally beyond 8 attempts are not allowed but you can write to GMAC to take exception in your case.
Normally beyond 8 attempts are not allowed but you can write to GMAC to take exception in your case.
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