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28 Apr 2017, 04:07
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Hey guys,
So yesterday i've finally passed gmat and got to 52% and my school requires at least 50%, but the real problem is that i got 0% on integrated reasoning section. I totally failed it, my brain totally froze on that section. So i don't know whether i should submit my score or cancel it and preapre for another month. The thing is that it was my third gmat already and it makes me totally sick. So i would like to know whether schools look at integrated reasoning, or they don't pay even a single attention to it. This 0% is a real sore in the eye though.
Thanks
So yesterday i've finally passed gmat and got to 52% and my school requires at least 50%, but the real problem is that i got 0% on integrated reasoning section. I totally failed it, my brain totally froze on that section. So i don't know whether i should submit my score or cancel it and preapre for another month. The thing is that it was my third gmat already and it makes me totally sick. So i would like to know whether schools look at integrated reasoning, or they don't pay even a single attention to it. This 0% is a real sore in the eye though.
Thanks
28 Apr 2017, 07:34
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stan3544
Hey guys,
So yesterday i've finally passed gmat and got to 52% and my school requires at least 50%, but the real problem is that i got 0% on integrated reasoning section. I totally failed it, my brain totally froze on that section. So i don't know whether i should submit my score or cancel it and preapre for another month. The thing is that it was my third gmat already and it makes me totally sick. So i would like to know whether schools look at integrated reasoning, or they don't pay even a single attention to it. This 0% is a real sore in the eye though.
Thanks
So yesterday i've finally passed gmat and got to 52% and my school requires at least 50%, but the real problem is that i got 0% on integrated reasoning section. I totally failed it, my brain totally froze on that section. So i don't know whether i should submit my score or cancel it and preapre for another month. The thing is that it was my third gmat already and it makes me totally sick. So i would like to know whether schools look at integrated reasoning, or they don't pay even a single attention to it. This 0% is a real sore in the eye though.
Thanks
Hi,
Since the IR section is relatively new, admissions still haven't asked for a minimum IR score. They still look at the combined Quant/Verbal score. If you are not convinced yet, I suggest you send them an email asking if they consider IR scores. The problem in your case is that they might think that you deliberately skipped through the IR. By doing this they would think that your score is 'inflated'.
You could also retake and try to score better than 0 in the IR and past the 50% percentile. Do this only if you have time and after you sent an email.
I hope this helps. Please leave a +1 kudos if you find this advice helpful.
28 Apr 2017, 08:39
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stan3544
Hey guys,
So yesterday i've finally passed gmat and got to 52% and my school requires at least 50%, but the real problem is that i got 0% on integrated reasoning section. I totally failed it, my brain totally froze on that section. So i don't know whether i should submit my score or cancel it and preapre for another month. The thing is that it was my third gmat already and it makes me totally sick. So i would like to know whether schools look at integrated reasoning, or they don't pay even a single attention to it. This 0% is a real sore in the eye though.
Thanks
So yesterday i've finally passed gmat and got to 52% and my school requires at least 50%, but the real problem is that i got 0% on integrated reasoning section. I totally failed it, my brain totally froze on that section. So i don't know whether i should submit my score or cancel it and preapre for another month. The thing is that it was my third gmat already and it makes me totally sick. So i would like to know whether schools look at integrated reasoning, or they don't pay even a single attention to it. This 0% is a real sore in the eye though.
Thanks
Hi,
Since the IR section is relatively new, admissions still haven't asked for a minimum IR score. They still look at the combined Quant/Verbal score. If you are not convinced yet, I suggest you send them an email asking if they consider IR scores. The problem in your case is that they might think that you deliberately skipped through the IR. By doing this they would think that your score is 'inflated'.
You could also retake and try to score better than 0 in the IR and past the 50% percentile. Do this only if you have time and after you sent an email.
I hope this helps. Please leave a +1 kudos if you find this advice helpful.
Yup, called the school and they told me that they require at least 50% in all sections and not only a total score. So it's not just 0% in IR for me, but 33% in quant too. So i guess one more attempt for me
