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06 Sep 2014, 14:17
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Hello,
Please find attached my two highest GMAT scores. The overall is the same but the distribution is different.
Can somebody please recommend me which one to use?
On the first one, my quant is a bit better, but I have a lower verbal and IR
On the second one, my quant is slightly lower, but higher verbal and way above IR
I appreciate all inputs.
Thanks
Please find attached my two highest GMAT scores. The overall is the same but the distribution is different.
Can somebody please recommend me which one to use?
On the first one, my quant is a bit better, but I have a lower verbal and IR
On the second one, my quant is slightly lower, but higher verbal and way above IR
I appreciate all inputs.
Thanks
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07 Sep 2014, 07:13
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Not a big deal, but use the first one as the integrated reasoning is higher. Good luck
07 Sep 2014, 12:39
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Most schools ask you to list all of your attempts (even though you don't have to) and they consider the highest overall score. So there's really no issue. List both, they'll count a composite 640, and they can see the various sub scores!
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