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26 Nov 2023, 21:02
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Hi Folks! Greetings!
I have a question regarding IR scores. I have two Gmat scores and wanted to see if it would be wise to submit both to the colleges I am applying to. I am applying mostly to top colleges in the USA and I am from an over represented demographic.
My Score breakdowns are as follows :
GMAT 1 770 Q50 V45 IR 4 AWA 5
GMAT 2 760 Q49 V44 IR 8 AWA 6
In my first attempt I got the 770. I thought I would try again to see if I could improve my IR score in my second and it did improve but unfortunately my composite fell by 10 due to the reduction in Q and V score.
I am planning on submitting both scores in my application to alleviate any fears that my IR score might bring to Adcoms.
Do you think that would be a wise decision and are there any downsides to this strategy?
Thank You!
I have a question regarding IR scores. I have two Gmat scores and wanted to see if it would be wise to submit both to the colleges I am applying to. I am applying mostly to top colleges in the USA and I am from an over represented demographic.
My Score breakdowns are as follows :
GMAT 1 770 Q50 V45 IR 4 AWA 5
GMAT 2 760 Q49 V44 IR 8 AWA 6
In my first attempt I got the 770. I thought I would try again to see if I could improve my IR score in my second and it did improve but unfortunately my composite fell by 10 due to the reduction in Q and V score.
I am planning on submitting both scores in my application to alleviate any fears that my IR score might bring to Adcoms.
Do you think that would be a wise decision and are there any downsides to this strategy?
Thank You!
26 Nov 2023, 21:20
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Please share your GMAT debrief from start of the preparation with your background
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26 Nov 2023, 21:48
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gokul5544 - I don't see any downsides to submitting both scores. Both are good: obviously the higher is stronger, but the other alleviates concerns (if any) about IR.
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