Is three years too late to file a complaint?

Test Preparation
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Some people may laugh about this but I had taken my gmat and did so absurdly different from my testing conditions with a higher score in math 90th percentile and a low score in reading , opposite of how I did at home.

Some people may laugh about this but I had a horrible GMAT testing a couple years back when I had the free time and thought I can study and take this for when I went to apply for b-school down the road.

I basically went to the test site in Manhattan, feeling somewhat groggy and tired. I knew the length of the test and was afraid I’d be tired by the final SC/RC section. The lady, with attitude, at the front desk said you can just go to the startbucks at the front of the property. At my break when I wanted to go out, she said, althgouh at the front of the same building is technically at a different address. I ended up crashing and having to ‘rest my eyes’ 3 min durng the last section where I had the mots wrong.

Is it still possible to complain and possibility get rid of my scores for this?

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I’m sorry, but your next to last paragraph is basically incomprehensible to me. Exactly what would you be complaining about? And, yes, I am sure it is far too late to complain about it no matter what your grievance might be. You apparently made a bad choice [if I have correctly interpreted your post] by taking the test without studying. I do not see how you could wipe out those scores. You can take it again and do better.

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I studied for it but on the test day, I expected to re-energize my focus with a cup of coffee, as I had done and expected to do, while practicing. I was NOT allowed to do so, after a test admin said I was allowed to go to the starbucks a hundred feet from the center, and then later changed her story.

I ended up crashing in the exam because of this.