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20 Nov 2021, 01:14
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Hello,
I score a 710 on GMAT in my first attempt but cancelled the score then and there because I think it was low. I am going to give my second attempt in a few days time. So just as a safety net, I want confirm that incase my second test doesn't go as planned, can I still re-instate the first score? (applying to R2 which has deadlines in January so don't have the time cushion to let it go wrong)
Based on what I have read, it can be done. However, an expert advice would help here. Thank you very much for helping!
I score a 710 on GMAT in my first attempt but cancelled the score then and there because I think it was low. I am going to give my second attempt in a few days time. So just as a safety net, I want confirm that incase my second test doesn't go as planned, can I still re-instate the first score? (applying to R2 which has deadlines in January so don't have the time cushion to let it go wrong)
Based on what I have read, it can be done. However, an expert advice would help here. Thank you very much for helping!
20 Nov 2021, 02:27
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Frodo1997
This can most definitely be done. If in an unfortunate situation you score lower than the first attempt and you choose to cancel the second score, you can reinstate the first.
Hope this helps.
20 Nov 2021, 17:36
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Hi Frodo1997,
As long as you are willing to pay the 'reinstatement fee', you can reactivate any of your prior cancelled Scores within the last 5 years.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
As long as you are willing to pay the 'reinstatement fee', you can reactivate any of your prior cancelled Scores within the last 5 years.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
