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Rescheduling my GMAT exam

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by harishsridharan » Tue Jun 17, 2014 10:53 am
Hi,

I'm planning to reschedule my GMAT test exam. I am targeting Tepper, UNC KF, McCombs and Olin for 2015 fall in R1.I have currently scheduled my GMAT exam on June 27th but my preparation is not in full swing. I'm pushing it to mid of August(2 week or 3rd week). Can I still target for R1 if I postpone? Please reply.

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by [email protected] » Tue Jun 17, 2014 11:15 am
Hi Harish,

Each Business School has it's own set of deadlines for its various admissions rounds, so for specific deadlines, you should check each school's website. As a general pattern, Round 1 is usually in October, so an August (or September....or even early October) Test Date should be fine.

Keep in mind that the application process is several "pieces", so for a Round 1 application, you'll have to work on several pieces at once to make sure that everything is ready for submission by that deadline.

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