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14 Oct 2006, 00:09
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Well, it depends on where you are applying to and what type of score that they look for. However, if you think you can improve 600-650 from 520 and the school is at all competitive, you must re-take the exam.
I'm not sure what the potential risk you reference of taking the exam is. Schools generally just look at the highest score no matter how many times you take it (there are a few exceptions).
I'm not sure what the potential risk you reference of taking the exam is. Schools generally just look at the highest score no matter how many times you take it (there are a few exceptions).
14 Oct 2006, 03:50
Kudos
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Hi,
As far as I know, canceled score will not be reported to b-school. I mean, the adcom will no even know that you took the test which you canceled. So it will be your 3rd attempt. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
As far as I know, canceled score will not be reported to b-school. I mean, the adcom will no even know that you took the test which you canceled. So it will be your 3rd attempt. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
14 Oct 2006, 08:45
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Dilshod -- am not sure that's correct (I'm not absolutely sure either). I believe GMAC does report cancelled attempts to the schools. If they did not, then there would be no disincentive for people who take tests many times and keep cancelling if they're not comfortable.
Ab - You might want to read the GMAC instructions thoroughly.
Ab - You might want to read the GMAC instructions thoroughly.
