Thank you for doing that quick search for me. Now here's my issue.
I called up the Adcom and asked the same question. They stated that they receive a report mentioning only the test score of the attempt for which we've requested a report.
I then called up GMAC. They explicitly said what the adcom is claiming is simply not possible, and sharing a report for 2018 attempt will definitely have the scorecard of my 2017 attempt as well.
I have two problems now:
1. I do not wish to spend $30 unnecessarily.
2. Even if I keep aside point 1, the official report of my 2017 attempt also has the appointment number of my 2018 attempt. If I may explain, if I generate the official test score for my 2017 attempt, it gives me my scores for both 2017 and 2018, and has the appointment number of the latter.
Considering point 2, how can it be possible that they do not have my 2017 report?
And my final question.
My 2017 score was 710 - Q49, V38
My 2018 score was 710 - Q48, V39
Is all this hassle worth it?
Thank you, for helping and trying to figure out my problem.
Cheers!
GmatDaddy
Hey ,
I went through the some of the older threads,
You will have to send the scores to ISB again for the 2017 exam(because you had not sent them the scores earlier) and do the above mentioned part after that.
This was mentioned in the webinar that I attended
ISB Admission system is such that their machines always pickup the highest aggregate score of all the reported scores, but just to be on the safer side, it always better to to follow up with a mail mentioning the details of you specific case.
Since, you have not already reported the score of the exam you intend to report, you will have to send that particular score report to ISB.
I hope that clears some air.
abhishekr10
Thank you for that super quick response.
So what I hear is that I need not share my report again with ISB. I simply need to put my first test details and mention the date of my second test where they ask to mention when the score was shared. Also, like you mentioned, I'll send an email to the admissions team.
abhishekr10
Hi,
I need a little help in understanding how the GMAT score reporting works.
I appeared for GMAT first in September 2017, got 710.
I appeared again in November 2018, got 710 again!
I did not share my score with ISB the first time, but selected it as one of the 5 schools I'd like to share my score with at the center itself the second time. I now want to apply with my first GMAT score and not the second as the first has more balanced sectional scores.
My question is, do I have to re-send my scores to ISB or will the score I sent after my second attempt suffice (note that I want them to consider my FIRST score).
Thanks!