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30 Mar 2014, 21:59
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Hello to all,
I have read a lot, but I am not sure about two facts.
1) How long does it take the GMAC to submit my score to my desired business school?
I need to know about that, to arrange my test date and under circumstances to have a buffer for retaking the test.
2) One ofthe business schools i want to attend review the score only. Am I right, that it isn't necessary to do the AWA and IR part? So my scoring, AFAIK, consists only of the quant and the verbal part.
Thank you guys for your answers in advance. You will help a really desperate guy
Greets
Max
I have read a lot, but I am not sure about two facts.
1) How long does it take the GMAC to submit my score to my desired business school?
I need to know about that, to arrange my test date and under circumstances to have a buffer for retaking the test.
2) One ofthe business schools i want to attend review the score only. Am I right, that it isn't necessary to do the AWA and IR part? So my scoring, AFAIK, consists only of the quant and the verbal part.
Thank you guys for your answers in advance. You will help a really desperate guy
Greets
Max
30 Mar 2014, 23:09
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maxee
GMAC doesn't 'submit' your score to the B schools. It makes your score available to them so that if they get your application, they can confirm your score officially. You should ideally keep at least 3 weeks between GMAT and application deadline. If you would like to keep a buffer to retake, you must keep at least 1 month and 3 weeks because you will be able to retake after a month only.
You must attempt AWA and IR sections because most schools will take a look at them even if they aren't anywhere in the scheme of deciding factors. If you don't attempt AWA and guess all on IR, you will get a score of 0 on AWA and some score depending on your luck in IR. These scores will be visible to the schools. A school may ignore a 4 on AWA but it is unlikely to approve of a 0.
