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Keep the score, a progressive score shows your dedication towards working hard to get to that school's GMAT range.
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Great, thanks all! I appreciate the opinions. I guess one other thing I should have mentioned is that I selected 5 schools at the beginning of my exam to have the score sent too. My concern with keeping the score is that those schools are going to see my 620, which is much lower than the schools average GMAT score. I feel confident I can do better, even if its only 20-30 points next time around, I would rather those schools see a higher score. Should that be a concern though? I suppose if I kept it, then did a retake and scored higher and sent the new score to those schools again it wouldn't matter. They would focus on the higher score anyways. Thoughts?

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Great, thanks all! I appreciate the opinions. I guess one other thing I should have mentioned is that I selected 5 schools at the beginning of my exam to have the score sent too. My concern with keeping the score is that those schools are going to see my 620, which is much lower than the schools average GMAT score. I feel confident I can do better, even if its only 20-30 points next time around, I would rather those schools see a higher score. Should that be a concern though? I suppose if I kept it, then did a retake and scored higher and sent the new score to those schools again it wouldn't matter. They would focus on the higher score anyways. Thoughts?

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Did you send your previous 530 score as well?If you did,then don't cancel it.

If you didn't earlier, and you are completely confident of scoring higher,than I'd say canceling is not a bad option.

One more thing,try to improve on you quant score,I'd say anything below 45 is not decent simce they really want a high quant score,and q44 is quite low on the percentile chart (q49 is only 74%,so i'm guessing that)

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Thank you anmit123 ! No I did not report my 530 to any schools so I think I am going to cancel my 620. I feel like there isn't much downside given you can reinstate the score at a later date.

Do you have any suggestions on providers to use for practice exams/problems? I have done all 6 of the GMATPrep exams, purchased the additional GMATPrep question bank and used up the entire free veritas prep question bank as well. I also did the free VeritasPrep practice exam.
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Hi dcl5110,

To start, Business Schools generally do not care if you retake the GMAT, so having more than one Score in your file probably would not impact your applications. That having been said, since you know the specific Schools that you plan to apply to, you would likely find it beneficial to speak with an Admissions Expert about your overall profile and plans. There's a Forum full of those Experts here:

https://gmatclub.com/forum/ask-admissio ... tants-124/

Raising a 620 to the point that you could consistently score 700+ will likely require at least another 2 months of consistent, guided study - and you'll have to make significant improvements to how you handle BOTH the Quant and Verbal sections. Thankfully, the GMAT is a consistent, predictable Exam, so you CAN train to score at a higher level. Before I can offer you any additional advice for this next phases of your studies, it would help if you could provide a bit more information on how you've been studying and your goals:

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Hi dcl5110,

Since you are unsure of what to do with that score, the safest move would be to cancel the score for now, and if for some reason you want to show that score on your record or need to use it to apply, you can always reinstate it.

That said, since you are planning on retaking the GMAT, do you need any advice regarding your study plan?

Feel free to reach out with further questions. Good luck!
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Thank you anmit123 ! No I did not report my 530 to any schools so I think I am going to cancel my 620. I feel like there isn't much downside given you can reinstate the score at a later date.

Do you have any suggestions on providers to use for practice exams/problems? I have done all 6 of the GMATPrep exams, purchased the additional GMATPrep question bank and used up the entire free veritas prep question bank as well. I also did the free VeritasPrep practice exam.
If you want to cancel your score, go ahead. As you said, you can always reinstate a cancelled score.

As for additional practice tests, you could take a look at this post.
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I would say you keep the score and give you best shot one more time. A progressive score is always better than a standalone.
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