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14 Sep 2021, 11:52
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I have booked my Gmat exam and I just realised that on my profile on mba.com my name is showing as 'Mr. Sarthak Aggarwal' while on my passport it is showing as 'SARTHAK AGGARWAL' (no MR.). So i removed the Mr. from my gmat profile on mba.com (it was written their that your name on photo ID should appear exactly as it is on gmat exam registration, contact costumer serice for any information that cannot be updated online). Since i was able to update it online then would it create any problem?
And my name appears on passport in capital letters while on my my gmat profile only the initials are in capital (i was not able to edit my name while registering for exam) would this create any problem?
And my name appears on passport in capital letters while on my my gmat profile only the initials are in capital (i was not able to edit my name while registering for exam) would this create any problem?
14 Sep 2021, 21:20
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Hi sarthakaggarwal,
To answer your immediate question: NO - neither the inclusion (or not) of a prefix such as "Mr." nor capital letters vs lower-case letters should keep you from taking the Official GMAT on Test Day.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
To answer your immediate question: NO - neither the inclusion (or not) of a prefix such as "Mr." nor capital letters vs lower-case letters should keep you from taking the Official GMAT on Test Day.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
14 Sep 2021, 22:06
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EMPOWERgmatRichC
Thank you so much for clearing my doubt i was so tense
