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12 Aug 2021, 01:19
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Hi everybody,
I had a few queries regarding the GMAT online. I am in a city where there the center is closed. I am planning to take the GMAT Online. Kindly answer the below queries when you have the time.
1. Do colleges know whether the report that is sent is from an in-person test or from an online test?
2. Do colleges have a bias towards any particular format?
3. How long before I am completely sure that my score will not be cancelled/revoked? I read somewhere that the GMAT Online saves the proctored video for 60 days and if it is red flagged then it will save it for a year.
4. According to the people in this forum, what do the they suggest between the two exams?
Thank you for your time.
I had a few queries regarding the GMAT online. I am in a city where there the center is closed. I am planning to take the GMAT Online. Kindly answer the below queries when you have the time.
1. Do colleges know whether the report that is sent is from an in-person test or from an online test?
2. Do colleges have a bias towards any particular format?
3. How long before I am completely sure that my score will not be cancelled/revoked? I read somewhere that the GMAT Online saves the proctored video for 60 days and if it is red flagged then it will save it for a year.
4. According to the people in this forum, what do the they suggest between the two exams?
Thank you for your time.
13 Aug 2021, 12:22
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Pratyushv9
Since you have plenty of questions, I have an article that you will find helpful regarding the GMAT online:
Your Guide to the GMAT Online
14 Aug 2021, 09:59
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Hello, Pratyushv9. If the local test center is closed, then the Online Exam seems like a decent option, provided you have a reliable connection. (Some members have reported extreme lags or crashes.) If GMAC™ says that a score is valid, then it is valid, and an Online Exam score cannot be held against you. I would not worry about scores potentially getting revoked. That has to be such a rare occurrence that it barely warrants discussion. I assume you are not planning on cheating? If that is so, then why get yourself worked up over nothing? Just sit the exam, put in the best performance you can, and, hopefully, get cracking on the next step in the application process.
There is no consensus as to which exam is easier, harder, more or less convenient—yes, some people find the online environment less convenient, since their own living space might not work for some reason and they may be forced to go someplace else. It sounds as though you like to plan ahead. Just think the practical matters through (connection, environment, travel to the nearest open testing center, and so on), and make an informed decision. If you worry too much about taking the test, you will be more likely to perform at a level you may be unhappy with.
Good luck.
- Andrew
There is no consensus as to which exam is easier, harder, more or less convenient—yes, some people find the online environment less convenient, since their own living space might not work for some reason and they may be forced to go someplace else. It sounds as though you like to plan ahead. Just think the practical matters through (connection, environment, travel to the nearest open testing center, and so on), and make an informed decision. If you worry too much about taking the test, you will be more likely to perform at a level you may be unhappy with.
Good luck.
- Andrew
