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Hello,
I took the GMAT back in October and scored a 640 with a 40Q, which I accepted. I recently took the GMAT again a few weeks ago and got a 620 but with a 42Q. I cancelled that score but am now debating if I should reinstate it since I did do a little better on the quant. Does anyone have an opinion or suggestion on if would help, hurt, or not really make a difference if I reinstated this score and made both available on my score report? I am applying to mostly mid range schools (Ranked between 50-90) Thanks!
I took the GMAT back in October and scored a 640 with a 40Q, which I accepted. I recently took the GMAT again a few weeks ago and got a 620 but with a 42Q. I cancelled that score but am now debating if I should reinstate it since I did do a little better on the quant. Does anyone have an opinion or suggestion on if would help, hurt, or not really make a difference if I reinstated this score and made both available on my score report? I am applying to mostly mid range schools (Ranked between 50-90) Thanks!
Updated on: 26 Dec 2018, 05:19
Originally posted by AjiteshArun on 25 Dec 2018, 21:08.
Last edited by AjiteshArun on 26 Dec 2018, 05:19, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by AjiteshArun on 26 Dec 2018, 05:19, edited 1 time in total.
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I'd go with the higher total score. Any school that has an issue with a Q40 (39%) will probably not view a Q42 (43%) very differently.
You can also reach out to some of your target schools to check if they are willing to give you their view on this.
25 Dec 2018, 23:08
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640 with a 40Q means approximately V38(85%tile)
620 but with a 42Q means a V33(68%tile)
Hence the most logical answer is to go with 640.
But again completely agree with AjiteshArun ......reach out to some of your target schools.
620 but with a 42Q means a V33(68%tile)
Hence the most logical answer is to go with 640.
But again completely agree with AjiteshArun ......reach out to some of your target schools.
