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by popin7 » Thu Nov 20, 2014 2:59 pm
I had my exam today. I requested for a timeout during verbal for a washroom break but the proctor forgot his password and took him 4 attempts to plug in his password and wasting 3 minutes of my time which forced me to guess the remainder of my exam. I wanted to fill in a complaint but was refused at the center. I immediately called up customer care and filed an incident report after getting out of exam center. Should I have insisted on filing an incident report at the exam center. i did not cancel my score on spot because I was in a shock as it was not even 10 minutes this incident happened.
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by OfficialGMAT » Fri Nov 21, 2014 9:11 am
Hello popin7,

We will need a bit more information from you in order to properly follow up on this issue you experienced. Could you please email address us at [email protected] with your GMAT ID and a summary of your issue so we can look into it further for you?

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