New Feature on GMAT: Preview Your Scores; www.gmac.com
Latest update: Please note that this article was written on an earlier date when GMAC had introduced this particular feature for aspirants wanting to appear for their GMAT exam.
GMAC, the testing company ofGMAT, has introduced new features in the exam. Prospective students taking the GMAT exam can nowpreview their unofficial scoresbefore deciding on whether to report or cancel them before leaving the test center.
Here are some points explaining how it work and what can you expect:
- Immediately after taking the test, you will be given the option of reporting or canceling your scores.
- You will see your unofficial scores for Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, Verbal sections as well as Total.
- You will be given two minutes to decide whether to accept them.
- If you do not make a choice, your scores will be canceled.
- If you cancel your scores, you will be able to restore them within 60 days from the test date for a fee of $100 (Rs. 6,500).
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It is recommended that the students taking the GMAT exam prepare for this choice ahead of the exam date. Here is how you do it.
- Decide on what scores you are willing to accept, so that when asked whether you want to send your scores or cancel them, you will have an answer ready.
- Remember that you have 60 days to restore the score you might have canceled but decide later that you want to send
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