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14 Dec 2006, 10:59
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Hi,
This is a question for all those who have taken GMAT multiple times.(one or more). Although schools take the max score, I have a question from the GMAC side of things.
Suppose I take GMAT two times:
Test 1: scores sent to schools : a1,a2,a3,a4,a5
Test 2: scores sent to schools : b1,b2,b3,b4,b5
Now, GMAC says the official score report will contain the scores of the last 5 tests taken. My question to all is, at the end of test 2, will the set a schools automatically get my Test2 scores or set b schools automtaically get my Test1 scores? What if I take test3?
This is a question for all those who have taken GMAT multiple times.(one or more). Although schools take the max score, I have a question from the GMAC side of things.
Suppose I take GMAT two times:
Test 1: scores sent to schools : a1,a2,a3,a4,a5
Test 2: scores sent to schools : b1,b2,b3,b4,b5
Now, GMAC says the official score report will contain the scores of the last 5 tests taken. My question to all is, at the end of test 2, will the set a schools automatically get my Test2 scores or set b schools automtaically get my Test1 scores? What if I take test3?
14 Dec 2006, 17:10
Kudos
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I believe that the only schools that will get your second test results are the ones that you chose on the second test day.
However, that second set of schools will know what you got in your first test. I've also heard that schools can see which other schools you had the reports sent to.
Hope this helps!
However, that second set of schools will know what you got in your first test. I've also heard that schools can see which other schools you had the reports sent to.
Hope this helps!
