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24 Mar 2017, 04:20
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Hello,
Today I had my first GMAT official test. I used to score between 610 to 650 but surprisingly in the official test I scored around 540 to 560. I was very disappointed so I canceled my scores. Now I don't remember what was my quant and verbal scores. Foolish of me that I didn't write it down.
I want to start again for the retake. I am aiming at least 680+. I know quant has been my weak spot. I feel like I know stuff but I am not able to perform in the test. Especially DS has been the one that is pulling me down.
However, since I don't remember my scores, do you suggest I should reinstate it for 50$, just to know the scores so that I can build a strategy? Or should I just let it go? I am not planning to report my 540 scores to the universities.
Thanks
Kunal
Today I had my first GMAT official test. I used to score between 610 to 650 but surprisingly in the official test I scored around 540 to 560. I was very disappointed so I canceled my scores. Now I don't remember what was my quant and verbal scores. Foolish of me that I didn't write it down.
I want to start again for the retake. I am aiming at least 680+. I know quant has been my weak spot. I feel like I know stuff but I am not able to perform in the test. Especially DS has been the one that is pulling me down.
However, since I don't remember my scores, do you suggest I should reinstate it for 50$, just to know the scores so that I can build a strategy? Or should I just let it go? I am not planning to report my 540 scores to the universities.
Thanks
Kunal
24 Mar 2017, 04:25
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kuvshah
Hello,
Today I had my first GMAT official test. I used to score between 610 to 650 but surprisingly in the official test I scored around 540 to 560. I was very disappointed so I canceled my scores. Now I don't remember what was my quant and verbal scores. Foolish of me that I didn't write it down.
I want to start again for the retake. I am aiming at least 680+. I know quant has been my weak spot. I feel like I know stuff but I am not able to perform in the test. Especially DS has been the one that is pulling me down.
However, since I don't remember my scores, do you suggest I should reinstate it for 50$, just to know the scores so that I can build a strategy? Or should I just let it go? I am not planning to report my 540 scores to the universities.
Thanks
Kunal
Today I had my first GMAT official test. I used to score between 610 to 650 but surprisingly in the official test I scored around 540 to 560. I was very disappointed so I canceled my scores. Now I don't remember what was my quant and verbal scores. Foolish of me that I didn't write it down.
I want to start again for the retake. I am aiming at least 680+. I know quant has been my weak spot. I feel like I know stuff but I am not able to perform in the test. Especially DS has been the one that is pulling me down.
However, since I don't remember my scores, do you suggest I should reinstate it for 50$, just to know the scores so that I can build a strategy? Or should I just let it go? I am not planning to report my 540 scores to the universities.
Thanks
Kunal
Just for the sake for knowing your score breakup, don't reinstate the score ( as you dont want to report the scores).
Go for ESR at 25$.. you will get more breakup/analysis that will be very helpful for your next attempt.
So, now you not only save 25$ but also get more. You owe me a beer now...!!
Here is the link : https://www.mba.com/global/store/store-c ... eport.aspx
24 Mar 2017, 05:02
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Hay godot53, Thanks for your response. I was contemplating the same. Do you know if ESR is valid even though I cancelled my score?
Thanks
Kunal
Thanks
Kunal
