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by jaibhardwaj » Fri Jan 03, 2014 8:10 am
Hi Guys,

I had appeared for GMAT last month and my official report was made available within 4 days onm y email. Does that mean that official report is usually made much before than what the GMAC says in its bulletin( within 21 days).

Thanks in advance.
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by David@VeritasPrep » Fri Jan 03, 2014 2:16 pm
One idea in business is to "under-promise and over-perform." This especially works well if you have a monopoly like GMAC does. You see they have no competitors making promises of quicker turn-around times so GMAC can give an estimate of 21 days and you will not be looking for another option with a quicker official score. Then GMAC can send the score report in much less time and they never fail to perform!!

In direct answer to your question, I would say that 6 days or so seems to be the average.

You know that most schools will accept your report of your score with the report to follow if you are worried about application deadlines. Contact the school you are applying to to confirm.
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