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I have few queries about GMAT exam and would be thankful if the experts can help me out.
I had given my GMAT exam in Feb this year and scored 500. Since the score was low I had canceled the score and decided to re take the exam.
My second attempt was in October and due to disruption at the centre during my verbal I scored 480 ( Q39, V19). ( I had canceled this score as well)
I had written to the Pearson centre and they have given me the chance to re write the exam at a reduced cost.
But I am planning to re instate my first score and apply to universities.
I want to know that if I reinstate my first score will my second score be visible to the universities?
And if I re write the exam ( most probably I won’t) will all my scores be visible to the universities?
Also what are my chances to apply to Canadian universities where minimum score is 500 like University of Manitoba.
My profile :
BBA GPA - 3.39
5.3 years of work experience- Sales & Marketing
IELTS- 8
Thankyou!
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I have few queries about GMAT exam and would be thankful if the experts can help me out.
I had given my GMAT exam in Feb this year and scored 500. Since the score was low I had canceled the score and decided to re take the exam.
My second attempt was in October and due to disruption at the centre during my verbal I scored 480 ( Q39, V19). ( I had canceled this score as well)
I had written to the Pearson centre and they have given me the chance to re write the exam at a reduced cost.
But I am planning to re instate my first score and apply to universities.
I want to know that if I reinstate my first score will my second score be visible to the universities?
And if I re write the exam ( most probably I won’t) will all my scores be visible to the universities?
Also what are my chances to apply to Canadian universities where minimum score is 500 like University of Manitoba.
My profile :
BBA GPA - 3.39
5.3 years of work experience- Sales & Marketing
IELTS- 8
Thankyou!
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30 Oct 2022, 22:53
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Yes, it will. All non-cancelled scores are visible.
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Yes, for the same reason as above.
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31 Oct 2022, 00:35
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That depends on a couple things.
One is whether you cancelled your second score. If you cancelled it, it won't be visible.
The second is how your second score is treated by Pearson/GMAC. Even if you didn't cancel that score, you may be able to get it removed from your score report since Pearson has acknowledged that there was a disruption at the test center while you were taking the test.
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Any scores that are not cancelled will be visible.
However, online GMAT scores are reported separately from test-center GMAT scores. So, if you take your next GMAT online, the report for that test won't include your test-center scores.
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I'm not an admissions expert. So, I'm not sure what the answer to this question is. However, there are admissions experts on the GMAT Club B School Application forum here.
