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13 Jan 2011, 02:01
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Hey people i am an engineer graduate going to start my first job from June 2011. I however want to finish writing my GMAT exam straight away by may 2011 and keep the score for 3-4 years till i get the suitable job experience profile.Do Business schools give more weightage to recent scores compared to those 3-4 years old during the admission process?Kindly guide me on the same.
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Hi kartikbhat, welcome to the club.
I dont think there is any kind of weightage given to new scores in comparison to old ones. I found this info on a web page, this might be helpful to you.
Your query is also discussed here gmat-scores-83890-60.html
You can check that thread too.
Best of luck & keep us posted.
I dont think there is any kind of weightage given to new scores in comparison to old ones. I found this info on a web page, this might be helpful to you.
| I've talked to admissions officers about this. They really don't care. However, if you take it a few years ago, and you order your most recent score report, the percentiles will most likely be lower, espeically in quant. This happens because every 2-3 years they readjust the GMAT percentiles, so your old test will get adjusted accordingly |
Your query is also discussed here gmat-scores-83890-60.html
You can check that thread too.
Best of luck & keep us posted.
