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Location: United States (MA)
Schools: Darden '24 (A)
GMAT 1: 710 Q47 V40
GPA: 3.6
02 Mar 2021, 14:27
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Hi everyone,
I took the GMAT three times:
First Attempt: 680, 45Q, 38V, 7IR
Second Attempt (Cancelled): 660, 47 or 48 Q (i can't remember), 34V, 7IR
Third Attempt: 710, 47Q, 40V, 7IR
I sort of panicked and cancelled my 660 score at the test center. Now, I'm wondering if I should reinstate the score. Is there any way to view my cancelled score (since I don't remember my Quant score) before paying the $50 to reinstate?
Also, UVA Darden asks "How many times have you taken the GMAT?" If I don't reinstate, do I have to report that I took it 3 times? They ask for the date/score for each, so I'm not sure what to do as I don't want them to think I'm dishonest if I choose not to reinstate my 660 score.
What should I do?
Thanks in advance for your help!!
I took the GMAT three times:
First Attempt: 680, 45Q, 38V, 7IR
Second Attempt (Cancelled): 660, 47 or 48 Q (i can't remember), 34V, 7IR
Third Attempt: 710, 47Q, 40V, 7IR
I sort of panicked and cancelled my 660 score at the test center. Now, I'm wondering if I should reinstate the score. Is there any way to view my cancelled score (since I don't remember my Quant score) before paying the $50 to reinstate?
Also, UVA Darden asks "How many times have you taken the GMAT?" If I don't reinstate, do I have to report that I took it 3 times? They ask for the date/score for each, so I'm not sure what to do as I don't want them to think I'm dishonest if I choose not to reinstate my 660 score.
What should I do?
Thanks in advance for your help!!
02 Mar 2021, 14:29
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gmatrat2020
Your canceled report would show C across all the sections
You can mention you took it thrice and if there is an option to report score you can submit q48/47 it wouldn't matter as they wouldn't be able to verify it
Good luck with your application
Regards,
HK
02 Mar 2021, 14:32
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Huh... interesting question.
You can order and enhanced score report that will allow you to see the score breakdown. However, since you remember the overall score, you can calculate what your most likely Quant score was ... https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-scores- ... ml?fl=menu and not need to pay money for this formality. I doubt they would be concerned with Q 48 or 47. I think they’re mostly concerned about the overall score. But based on the grid, it is likely Q47 (the grid is not 100% precise because the calculation of the sectional and overall scores are different using diff formulas and also independent of each other)
At the same time, there’s no way for them to see your canceled scores but I would not hide that information.
To summarize, I would figure out your scores using this grid. https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-scores-83890.html If you want to have a bulletproof solution, you can order an enhanced score report.
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You can order and enhanced score report that will allow you to see the score breakdown. However, since you remember the overall score, you can calculate what your most likely Quant score was ... https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-scores- ... ml?fl=menu and not need to pay money for this formality. I doubt they would be concerned with Q 48 or 47. I think they’re mostly concerned about the overall score. But based on the grid, it is likely Q47 (the grid is not 100% precise because the calculation of the sectional and overall scores are different using diff formulas and also independent of each other)
At the same time, there’s no way for them to see your canceled scores but I would not hide that information.
To summarize, I would figure out your scores using this grid. https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-scores-83890.html If you want to have a bulletproof solution, you can order an enhanced score report.
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but then 2-3 years ago, GMAC made a change that caught business schools by surprise and now cancelled attempts do not show up at all on the score reports, which is why Darden and Booth and other programs ask people about their attempts. 
