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Hi,
I appeared for the GMAT on 13th Dec and scored a 640 Q45 V 33 IR 5. During my practice tests on the GMAT prep software my scores were :
Manhattan trial Exam -640 (1st attempt before starting prep)
Exam I 660 (1st attempt before starting prep)
Exam I 2nd attempt 630 (Dont know what really happened)
Exam 2 730 (Q49 V40)- two days before actual test.
I was expecting somewhere between 680-730. I decided to cancel my score because I wasnt in the best frame of mind during the Exam due to health reasons and actually missed couple of ques in the Quant section and wasnt really concentrating on the verbal section.
But now when I go through blogs people say that in the future admission committee could speculate that I really bombed my exam and consequently this might affect my admission prospects even though I improve my score. Please suggest me whether I should reinstate my score so that the actual performance is visible.
I appeared for the GMAT on 13th Dec and scored a 640 Q45 V 33 IR 5. During my practice tests on the GMAT prep software my scores were :
Manhattan trial Exam -640 (1st attempt before starting prep)
Exam I 660 (1st attempt before starting prep)
Exam I 2nd attempt 630 (Dont know what really happened)
Exam 2 730 (Q49 V40)- two days before actual test.
I was expecting somewhere between 680-730. I decided to cancel my score because I wasnt in the best frame of mind during the Exam due to health reasons and actually missed couple of ques in the Quant section and wasnt really concentrating on the verbal section.
But now when I go through blogs people say that in the future admission committee could speculate that I really bombed my exam and consequently this might affect my admission prospects even though I improve my score. Please suggest me whether I should reinstate my score so that the actual performance is visible.
