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Hi,

I recently scored a 730 (Q50 V39). I was very excited with the score with one stipulation - I scored a 4 on IR. My IR scores had never been below a 7 on any mock or actual exam, but I struggled on this particular exam. I'm having mixed feelings on whether to keep my score or not. Booth, Kellogg, and a few Ivy Leagues are the schools I am reaching for. I come from an engineering background with a strong GPA in my undergrad.

Are there any suggestions in regards to accepting or cancelling my score?

Thanks in advance!

First of all Congratulations on your great score.
Secondly, you should keep your score. Most schools dont care for IR score.
Thirdly, You can take a reattempt if you are so damn adamant on improving your score. You still have more than 2 months before deadlines of colleges. May be you can improve your 730 to 760+.

Best of luck
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Hope all this advice helps.