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14 Jan 2021, 03:14
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Hi all,
I will be taking my GMAT (for the first time) at the test center end of Feb or beginning of March and I am targeting a score above 700.
Since I am unaware about the full process, especially when it comes to the end part - accepting the score, sharing it to business schools, etc. so apologies in advance if my question seems trivial...
Once you are done with the 4 sections, you click "submit" or "end". Then, the score will appear. Here is my question:
- If below 700: I will re-take the GMAT for sure and I don't want this score to be seen by any schools
So I assume, I have to "decline" the score or something like that... and the schools won't see my score but just see that I took the GMAT on that day
Then I will retake the GMAT
- If above 700: I will "accept" the score and will share it with some schools
So I assume, I have to "accept" the score and select the schools I would like to share this score with
Is that correct?
I have also read in the forum that you have a bit of time (72 hours?) to change something (in case you change your mind)? What can we exactly do?
In general, for someone targeting a GMAT above 700, what would you do if you have a score below 700 and a score above 700?
Thanks for your answers!
I will be taking my GMAT (for the first time) at the test center end of Feb or beginning of March and I am targeting a score above 700.
Since I am unaware about the full process, especially when it comes to the end part - accepting the score, sharing it to business schools, etc. so apologies in advance if my question seems trivial...
Once you are done with the 4 sections, you click "submit" or "end". Then, the score will appear. Here is my question:
- If below 700: I will re-take the GMAT for sure and I don't want this score to be seen by any schools
So I assume, I have to "decline" the score or something like that... and the schools won't see my score but just see that I took the GMAT on that day
Then I will retake the GMAT
- If above 700: I will "accept" the score and will share it with some schools
So I assume, I have to "accept" the score and select the schools I would like to share this score with
Is that correct?
I have also read in the forum that you have a bit of time (72 hours?) to change something (in case you change your mind)? What can we exactly do?
In general, for someone targeting a GMAT above 700, what would you do if you have a score below 700 and a score above 700?
Thanks for your answers!
14 Jan 2021, 19:55
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HI DK91,
Great question. So, at the end of your GMAT, once you see your score, you have the option to either accept or cancel it. Based on what you’ve said here, if you score below 700 then just cancel your score. If for any reason you need that score in the future, then you can always reinstate it.
Regarding the “72 hours” if you accept your score at the test center, you have 72 hours to cancel it before it becomes permanent on your GMAT score report.
For some more information, you may find it helpful to read the following article:
How to Send GMAT Scores to Schools
Great question. So, at the end of your GMAT, once you see your score, you have the option to either accept or cancel it. Based on what you’ve said here, if you score below 700 then just cancel your score. If for any reason you need that score in the future, then you can always reinstate it.
Regarding the “72 hours” if you accept your score at the test center, you have 72 hours to cancel it before it becomes permanent on your GMAT score report.
For some more information, you may find it helpful to read the following article:
How to Send GMAT Scores to Schools
