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GRE takers dismayed as scores anulled due to mistake
By Zha Minjie |
October 29, 2010, Friday
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TENS of thousands of Chinese who took the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) on October 23 were shocked and exasperated by the decision of the Princeton, NJ-based Educational Testing Service (ETS) to nullify their scores because a previous edition of the test was "mistakenly administered."
Many have to change their well-planned application schedules due to the cancellation, the first time in China.
ETS provides the test takers three options: take a make-up test on November 20 or take a new test on June 11, 2011 or get a full refund.
ETS said it would try to advance the score reporting date of the make-up test before December 10.
Many have to change their well-planned application schedules due to the cancellation, the first time in China.
ETS provides the test takers three options: take a make-up test on November 20 or take a new test on June 11, 2011 or get a full refund.
ETS said it would try to advance the score reporting date of the make-up test before December 10.
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