Rescheduling GMAT Exam

If you are unable to take your GMAT exam on the originally selected date, you do have the option to reschedule it. The process for rescheduling your GMAT exam is relatively straightforward and can be done online. Here is a detailed explanation of how to reschedule your GMAT exam:

1. Visit the Official GMAT Website
Go to the official GMAT website (www.mba.com) and navigate to the "My Account" section. Log in using your credentials.

2. Locate Your Exam Appointment
Once you are logged in, find the exam appointment you want to reschedule. It should be listed under the "Appointments" or "Upcoming Exams" section.

3. Check Rescheduling Policies and Fees
Before proceeding with the rescheduling process, review the rescheduling policies and fees. Familiarize yourself with any deadlines or penalties associated with rescheduling your GMAT exam. This information can be found on the official GMAT website.

4. Select a New Exam Date and Location
Choose a new date and location for your GMAT exam. The availability of dates and locations may vary, so it is advisable to have a few options in mind. Select a date and location that best suits your schedule and preferences.

5. Pay the Rescheduling Fee
If applicable, you will need to pay a rescheduling fee. The exact amount will depend on the policies set by the GMAT testing organization. Make sure you have a valid payment method ready to complete the transaction.

6. Confirm the Rescheduled Exam Appointment
Once you have selected a new date and paid the rescheduling fee, review the details of your rescheduled exam appointment. Ensure that all the information is correct before finalizing the rescheduling process.

7. Receive Confirmation
After completing the rescheduling process, you will receive a confirmation email with the details of your new exam appointment. Make sure to keep this email for future reference.

It is important to note that rescheduling your GMAT exam may have some limitations and restrictions depending on the testing center's availability and the policies set by the GMAT testing organization. Therefore, it is recommended to plan ahead and reschedule as soon as possible if you are unable to take the exam on the originally selected date.