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22 Sep 2013, 23:12
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Hi Admission Consultants,
Here is my situation. I attempted the GMAT sevearl times prior to 2009 and unfortunately I wasn't proud of scores at all, so I gave up. Recently, I got this big drive that I really, really want to get into B-school, so I tried again. I used a different strategy and a much more effective approach on the GMAT practice questions and on average, I scored 650 or above from the practice exams by Kaplan/Manhattan or GMAC, so my confidence level is higher now, but last Saturday at the exam centre, for some awkward reason, maybe it's the pressure and I wasted a few minutes to use the WC a few more times. I was so nervous and I didn't perform that way I expected, so I cancelled my score reporting. Regardless, now looking back, will only GMAT attempts with valid scores from within the 5 year period be reported to Schools that I want to apply? I am not trying to hide anything because I can't, but what I want to know how bad of the negative impact will it be from past GMAT attempts and most importantly, will school consider GMAT scores more than 5 years ago at all?
Thanks a lot,
KS
Here is my situation. I attempted the GMAT sevearl times prior to 2009 and unfortunately I wasn't proud of scores at all, so I gave up. Recently, I got this big drive that I really, really want to get into B-school, so I tried again. I used a different strategy and a much more effective approach on the GMAT practice questions and on average, I scored 650 or above from the practice exams by Kaplan/Manhattan or GMAC, so my confidence level is higher now, but last Saturday at the exam centre, for some awkward reason, maybe it's the pressure and I wasted a few minutes to use the WC a few more times. I was so nervous and I didn't perform that way I expected, so I cancelled my score reporting. Regardless, now looking back, will only GMAT attempts with valid scores from within the 5 year period be reported to Schools that I want to apply? I am not trying to hide anything because I can't, but what I want to know how bad of the negative impact will it be from past GMAT attempts and most importantly, will school consider GMAT scores more than 5 years ago at all?
Thanks a lot,
KS
23 Sep 2013, 14:43
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Hey there,
If you took the GMATs more than 5 years ago, it won't be on your official school report. Once they're invalid they're dropped. As for scores on the report, if you cancelled them they won't show up either.
Good luck on your next attempt!
Bhavik
If you took the GMATs more than 5 years ago, it won't be on your official school report. Once they're invalid they're dropped. As for scores on the report, if you cancelled them they won't show up either.
Good luck on your next attempt!
Bhavik
24 Sep 2013, 21:40
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Thank you very much for your response. It's a peace of mind. I know each B-school is different. Some schools do not care the number of GMAT attempts and will only consider the highest scores, but some looks into everything so it's good to know whether all the scores, even more than 5 years ago and cancelled ones will be reported.
I have confidence to get a score of over 650 but I need to manage my emotions and train my myself to work very well under pressure before going in again.
Again, thank you very much
I have confidence to get a score of over 650 but I need to manage my emotions and train my myself to work very well under pressure before going in again.
Again, thank you very much
