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19 Sep 2017, 05:17
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Hi Folks,
This is my GMAT score report (19/09/2017):
Q48 (69 percentile)
V35 (76 percentile)
IR3 (26 percentile)
I have decided to give the GMAT again, because I think I can get a 700+ score.
I need advice on whether to cancel my current score. I am afraid that my quant and IR percentile will look bad on my profile.
I am aware that a score of >4 is a must on IR when you are aiming for the top 25 universities.
I am confident that I will get a score more than 3 on the IR (I have been scoring 8 in all mocks), but I am not confident whether I will be able to explain my score of 3 to the adcoms
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So should I cancel my current score? If not then how bad will my current score look on my profile?
Also I have 72 hours to cancel my score
Your advice will be much appreciated.
This is my GMAT score report (19/09/2017):
Q48 (69 percentile)
V35 (76 percentile)
IR3 (26 percentile)
I have decided to give the GMAT again, because I think I can get a 700+ score.
I need advice on whether to cancel my current score. I am afraid that my quant and IR percentile will look bad on my profile.
I am aware that a score of >4 is a must on IR when you are aiming for the top 25 universities.
I am confident that I will get a score more than 3 on the IR (I have been scoring 8 in all mocks), but I am not confident whether I will be able to explain my score of 3 to the adcoms
.So should I cancel my current score? If not then how bad will my current score look on my profile?
Also I have 72 hours to cancel my score
Your advice will be much appreciated.
19 Sep 2017, 05:53
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There is no harm in canceling since you can always resurrect your score for an extra $$
I would not even clog your mind with this question. If you do worse in the next attempt, you can cancel next score and reinstate this one.
BB
I would not even clog your mind with this question. If you do worse in the next attempt, you can cancel next score and reinstate this one.
BB
19 Sep 2017, 16:13
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I think without knowing more about your candidacy profile, cancelling a score as good as 690 is not a logical decision.
Keeping the score i think will be helpful and shows that you are a high achieving person. Even though you got a 690 in your first try, you didn't accept it is your level and therefore aimed for higher.
At the end of the day, it is your decision.
Keeping the score i think will be helpful and shows that you are a high achieving person. Even though you got a 690 in your first try, you didn't accept it is your level and therefore aimed for higher.
At the end of the day, it is your decision.
