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by gauravk_b » Mon May 06, 2013 10:15 am
Hi, I am planning to take GMAT on start of the September. This will be my first take. I am planning to enroll for the next year. Is it okay? Please reply, considering the post GMAT formalities.

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by milimbamission » Sun May 12, 2013 9:07 pm
Hi,

If you take the GMAT in September, that means you'll immediately start working on applications and most likely will be limited to submitting in Round 2. That is totally fine, as long as you are aware of that. If you want to submit in R1, or if you want to leave yourself time to retake the GMAT in case you are unhappy with your score, you might consider taking it sometime between June-August.

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