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Sending the score [#permalink] New post  20 Sep 2023, 23:13
Hi there,

I sat the exam yesterday and scored 700, which I accepted, but I am aiming for 720-730. Since I was considering retaking the exam, I was wondering whether I would be able to cancel my score and send the 700 to B-Schools, should the score on my second attempt be lower than 700. I want to point out that I didn't select any B-School prior to the exam yesterday, as I was planning to send the score after the exam. Also, if I were to score higher on the second attempt and still didn't select any program prior the exam, would I be able to send only my higher score?

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Sending the score [#permalink] New post  21 Sep 2023, 07:25
There is a specific time period during which you can cancel a test center score. One option you could consider, in case you only want to send the higher score out of the two attempts, would be to cancel your current score and reinstate it later on (if you score lower on your next attempt). May want to check the fees involved.

If you accepted your score, you still have the option to cancel it up to 72 hours after the completion of your exam via mba.com. This option to cancel may take up to 24 hours to appear, depending on the location of your test center. - MBA website

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Re: Sending the score [#permalink] New post  21 Sep 2023, 09:42
schools do consider the highest score among all scores , so nothing to be worried about...
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Re: Sending the score [#permalink] New post  22 Sep 2023, 07:35
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Hi gianlue6wz,

You can cancel this current score within 48 hours, and if you every need to reinstate it, you always have that option. What did you decide to do?
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