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24 Nov 2016, 06:47
Kudos
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Hi,
I had a doubt regarding the cancelled score. Suppose if I give the GMAT and because of a low score I cancel my score , so will this attempt be counted ?
For instance, if I have given GMAT already once and the second time also if I get a low score and I cancel that score , so then what will be the total number of attempts that I would have made as of now ? Will it be 1 ? or will it be 2 ?
It would be really helpful if this doubt is cleared for I wish to take the GMAT really soon and wish to keep a track on the number of attempts left.
Regards
Anshul Kakria
I had a doubt regarding the cancelled score. Suppose if I give the GMAT and because of a low score I cancel my score , so will this attempt be counted ?
For instance, if I have given GMAT already once and the second time also if I get a low score and I cancel that score , so then what will be the total number of attempts that I would have made as of now ? Will it be 1 ? or will it be 2 ?
It would be really helpful if this doubt is cleared for I wish to take the GMAT really soon and wish to keep a track on the number of attempts left.
Regards
Anshul Kakria
24 Nov 2016, 07:24
Kudos
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Hello Anshul,
No, your cancelled attempt won't be counted. So, if you've taken the GMAT once and lets suppose you scored a 650. You went in again to retake and this time, unfortunately, you got a 610 and consequently, you canceled it.
This way you'll have only 1 attempt reflected.
Hope this helps.
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No, your cancelled attempt won't be counted. So, if you've taken the GMAT once and lets suppose you scored a 650. You went in again to retake and this time, unfortunately, you got a 610 and consequently, you canceled it.
This way you'll have only 1 attempt reflected.
Hope this helps.
Sent from my GT-N7100 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
24 Nov 2016, 07:41
Kudos
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Yes it does, thanks Keats. Appreciate your prompt reply.
Regards
Anshul Kakria
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Regards
Anshul Kakria
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