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01 Nov 2023, 08:49
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I distinctively remember getting a 47 Verbal and 39 Quantitative on my unofficial report at the end of the online test because it was very much in line with what I was getting on the 6 official practice tests. Right after getting the unofficial score, I sent a score update to one of my school saying I got 47V and 39Q so I am quite sure I did not misremember. Moreover, I only had 3 weeks to study for GMAT Quant since I was supposed to take the GRE and as the result, I choked during the quantitative portion on test day.
And yet today I got my official score which shows 47Q and 39V. I don't want to raise concern with GMAC because I'm already late in sending score to one of my schools for Round 1 and cannot risk further delay, especially when my composite score is still the same. Anyone has similar experience?
And yet today I got my official score which shows 47Q and 39V. I don't want to raise concern with GMAC because I'm already late in sending score to one of my schools for Round 1 and cannot risk further delay, especially when my composite score is still the same. Anyone has similar experience?
03 Nov 2023, 10:26
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Hi long218,
I have not heard of this happening, so as you plan to do, I would just leave this alone.
I have not heard of this happening, so as you plan to do, I would just leave this alone.
03 Nov 2023, 10:58
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long218
I haven't heard of such a mix-up with the GMAT scores before; it's quite unusual. A V47 is indeed a rare and high score on the verbal section.
However, since your composite score remains unaffected and you've consistently scored similarly on practice tests, it could be a case of an error in the unofficial report or a mix-up in recalling the scores under the stress of test day. It's definitely a peculiar situation, but if you're pressed for time and the composite score is correct, it might be best to proceed with sending your scores to meet your application deadlines. If you find the time later, you could consider following up with GMAC for clarification.
