ReVera Check | Number of times GMAT taken | Feeling paranoid

Question

Hey  bb  and everyone - In my M7 college form, I added that I have taken GMAT once and GRE twice. However in reality, I have taken GMAT 3x but with the same score. Since this time I wanted to apply through my GRE score which was higher, while filling the form I did not cross check this.

I am sure this will come up during ReVera verification - could you please tell me how I should navigate this? Should I flag it to the adcom/ReVera proactively? How can I explain this miss? I am lost on the explanation to give. I was a reapplicant to this school and my first form did mention the correct attempts.

Thanks.

bb · Answer

I’m not sure if they will be able to actually verify this information.

I have a feeling that if you did not share your scores, they will not be able to confirm or verify them. I have not heard of ReVera verifying scores either… how do you know they will be verifying scores?

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PyjamaScientist · Answer

Just let ReVera do its thing. If school finds out the discrepancy, you can accept your oversight. This won't be something that would put your candidacy in jeopardy. If the score you submitted is the "actual" score you got, you're good. Don't overthink. This is non-issue.

acethegmat6969 · Answer

In the same boat currently, wishing you luck.

TargetKellogg2024 · Answer

Hey  SSinghal1234 ,

R1 admit here. I had Re Vera back in Jan this year. Re Vera does not validate GRE or GMAT scores. They only validate your education and employment history. For academics, they check the validity of the transcripts (university, grades, etc). For employment, they check your employment (employment duration, companies, and salary).

But to all the other people who would be reading this, I'd highly encourage you to provide the correct information in the application.

ExpertsGlobal · Answer

Hey  SSinghal1234 ,

While providing completely accurate information is essential, what is done is done; that said, what you are feeling anxious about should not be an issue at all; worst case - if the school brings this up, you can accept the error very humbly; however, we do not think the situation will arise at all.

All the best!

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