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Before your exam you can choose business schools where your score gets reported to. Do they get only the latest score or all of your non-cancelled scores?
29 Mar 2022, 21:07
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Hi highperformer,
This is how it works:
Let's say you took the (test center) GMAT twice, and you chose programs (i) A, B, and C on your first attempt and (ii) C, D, and E on your second (C was chosen both times).
If neither attempt was cancelled:
1. C, D, and E will see both scores.
2. A and B will see only the first score.
If the first attempt was cancelled:
1. C, D, and E will see only the second score.
2. A and B will not see either score.
If the second attempt was cancelled:
1. A, B, and C will see only the first score.
2. D and E will not see either score.
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30 Mar 2022, 08:18
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You need to specific here whether attempt is online or at center.
As explained in post above , your selected school does come to know about cancelled / accepted score accordingly.
IMO this really does not matter so stop worrying about it .. because score is just a part of your application not a sure guarantee of an admit...
wish you the best.
As explained in post above , your selected school does come to know about cancelled / accepted score accordingly.
IMO this really does not matter so stop worrying about it .. because score is just a part of your application not a sure guarantee of an admit...
wish you the best.
