Hello,
I have found myself with a spare 6 weeks or so. I wanted to use this time to study for the GMAT - I might not be going on to do an MBA this year, but possibly next year and I just think it is a useful test to have out the way given the score is valid for five years, I understand.
However, given the test centers are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, is there much point doing this? I understand there may be an interim test available online - but would the score for that be valid for years to come?
Thanks
PH
Is there any point preparing for the GMAT now?
Posted Apr 28, 2020 12:42
I have found myself with a spare 6 weeks or so. I wanted to use this time to study for the GMAT - I might not be going on to do an MBA this year, but possibly next year and I just think it is a useful test to have out the way given the score is valid for five years, I understand.
However, given the test centers are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, is there much point doing this? I understand there may be an interim test available online - but would the score for that be valid for years to come?
Thanks
PH
Posted Apr 28, 2020 14:08
The online test is available now. The online score is also valid for five years. https://www.mba.com/frequently-asked-questions/gmat-online-exam#question17
Posted May 23, 2020 18:14
The online test is available now. The online score is also valid for five years. https://www.mba.com/frequently-asked-questions/gmat-online-exam#question17
Besides not having the the Analytical Writing Assessment Section, what are the pros/cons of doing the GMAT online/at home?
Would you suggest to do it online?
Are there any news if it would be possible to take it on line even after the 15th June?
Thanks
Posted May 23, 2020 19:51
I am not sure what you are asking. The pro is that you get a GMAT score. The con is that you miss out on the journey to and from a test centre.
Posted Jun 10, 2020 19:09
I will still prepare, although I would prefer to do the test in a test center.
Posted Jun 12, 2020 17:05
But wouldn't you be more likely to get a higher score on the online GMAT, given there will be no analytical writing section? Seems to me that should make things at least a bit easier.
Posted Jun 20, 2020 12:36
When I submitted my preparing to the professor then he replied this is very impressive.
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