Hey, unfortunately you can't choose which score to report, because the official GMAT report which schools will use, will have both the scores in them. I also dont think that its upto you which one to report in the application, schools ask you to report the highest or the latest, not sure. I would personally go with your 50/36 as the highest score to self report. Do remember that if u apply to insead, they will consider the highest quant and highest verbal score, so they will consider q 51 and v 36
amemailos wrote:
Now here's a fix:
Which score to use
710 (Q50 V36) - 1st attempt
or
710 (Q51 V35) - 2nd attempt
Now I know I said that I was happy with my last score. But, I thought I d give the exam another shot before the format changes.
Here's the exam experience:
The quant section was easy. After last attempt, I realized that I must leave at least 25 mins for the last 7-8 questions. And yepp, I nailed it ! Follow this advice. Irrespective of your IQ, the last 7-8 questions will seem tough for you and if you can get these right, you can keep your score floating at higher levels.
Verbal was like the last time, almost fainted 15 mins after it started. Not much to explain here.
Also, I d appreciate any advice on which score to report. Some say quant skills matter the most. Some say that there must be a balance between quant and verbal scores. I need help here.