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21 Dec 2010, 08:27
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Hi All:
I took the GMAT twice and ended up with 5 for AWA on both the occasions. Now I am preparing for the third attempt, which is going to take place sometime in February.
I noticed that when I am not tired, I can do quite well on the mimic tests.
What will happen if I do not spend much time on AWA in order to save energy for Q and V?
Lets assume that I get 3 for AWA and over 700 for Q and V. Will schools offset the latest results to my previous results?
Thank you.
I took the GMAT twice and ended up with 5 for AWA on both the occasions. Now I am preparing for the third attempt, which is going to take place sometime in February.
I noticed that when I am not tired, I can do quite well on the mimic tests.
What will happen if I do not spend much time on AWA in order to save energy for Q and V?
Lets assume that I get 3 for AWA and over 700 for Q and V. Will schools offset the latest results to my previous results?
Thank you.
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21 Dec 2010, 20:11
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I don't think that's a good idea. I'd say just go over the AWA Guide by ChineseBurned on this forum and don't exert yourself too much. A 4.5 is a decent score on the AWA and if you score below that the schools might start doubting if your essays are your own, if there arises a disparity.
21 Dec 2010, 20:19
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See this post too subsequent-attempts-skip-awa-as-a-stamina-strategy-78380.html
