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vivekagarw2010
08 Apr 2014, 05:59
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today gave my second gmat attempt and scored 650(q49,v28) 
my first attempt score was 690(Q48,v35)
i dont want to give gmat again , if i will apply to any schools now , will they consider highest one or average ?
will it add some disadvantage to my profile ?
please help me i am so scared
as i am going onsite in few days , i will not be able to give gmat with best efforts
please suggest me
my first attempt score was 690(Q48,v35)
i dont want to give gmat again , if i will apply to any schools now , will they consider highest one or average ?
will it add some disadvantage to my profile ?
please help me i am so scared
as i am going onsite in few days , i will not be able to give gmat with best efforts
please suggest me
08 Apr 2014, 09:19
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vivekagarw2010
Hi vivekagarw2010,
It all depends on how well seperated your attempts were. If they were very close(1-2 months) then there should be no disadvantage. The universities will pick the best of the two.
However, if the exam dates were far apart, and 650 is the recent one, then there might be a dis-advantage in the interviews. Interviewers tend to look at more recent scores.
This was told to me by my gmat counsellor.
Wish you good luck !
vivekagarw2010
08 Apr 2014, 09:32
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First one , i gave on 13th feb and the second one today only . so school will consider 690 one ?
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