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Do we have to send the official report of GMAT by the deadline or will they ask for that upon matriculating?

From my understanding, you upload the official report (downloaded from GMAC site for free) when submitting your application. They will ask for the paid report when you enroll.

I don’t see any specification in terms of font size and spacing for the essay documents. Does anyone have any idea about this?

Hello Everyone, I have applied for R1 deadline. However, I am not able to access the behavioral assessment link that is given in the application portal post applying, did anyone else face this issue? Any idea how to resolve this? Reached out to the ETS support services as suggested in the admissions website but they had no clue

They will email this assessment link right?

Hey. You will get a ’not secured’ page. Just click on ’Advanced’ and it will take you to the assessment link.

It is hard to comment on the GMAT score as there is no known algorithm and there are many factors involved; However, the safe score would always be somewhere near the school average, provided you have all the other aspects ( essays, LOR, GPA etc.) sorted, and somewhere +20/30 the average if you are lacking behind in any of the other aspects. For brief understanding of your profile, I would recommend that you get an expert advise from profile evaluations section over here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/profile-eval ... 4/?fl=menu

Hi Guys, Has anybody submitted video essays yet?

I did over the weekend. I wouldn't call them essays, 3 short questions. You can practice over and over and get to know all of the behaviour based questions.