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04 Nov 2005, 14:01
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Hi all,
Most of the people trying to target the elite and ultra elite schools are hoping for a 700+. Also, some schools have said that they will average the GMAT scores (eg. HBS) and some schools have said that they will take only the highest score (eg. Stern) if you have multiple GMAT scores.
A few people have taken the GMAT again and have made significant progress too. But what about actually using the option of quitting the test without scoring it? What conditions would all you experienced people think should be considered when deciding when to cancel or not cancel the GMAT? The idea here is I am trying to come up with a pragmatic approach to when people think would be the right time to cancel.
I understand that some of us are vehemently opposed to cancelling it on principle. "If we give the test, we should do the score and see where we stand". But aren't there legitimate logical reasons when we should consider cancelling?
Thanks
Most of the people trying to target the elite and ultra elite schools are hoping for a 700+. Also, some schools have said that they will average the GMAT scores (eg. HBS) and some schools have said that they will take only the highest score (eg. Stern) if you have multiple GMAT scores.
A few people have taken the GMAT again and have made significant progress too. But what about actually using the option of quitting the test without scoring it? What conditions would all you experienced people think should be considered when deciding when to cancel or not cancel the GMAT? The idea here is I am trying to come up with a pragmatic approach to when people think would be the right time to cancel.
I understand that some of us are vehemently opposed to cancelling it on principle. "If we give the test, we should do the score and see where we stand". But aren't there legitimate logical reasons when we should consider cancelling?
Thanks
04 Nov 2005, 19:41
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I would say it is better to accept the score unless you:
1. really KNOW (not think) that you have screwed up, or
2. have to guess the last 10+ questions, or
3. have ran out of time to complete a section -
Maybe can refer to my post at https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=22282
1. really KNOW (not think) that you have screwed up, or
2. have to guess the last 10+ questions, or
3. have ran out of time to complete a section -
Maybe can refer to my post at https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=22282
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