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29 Apr 2006, 11:32
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Hi guys,
I got my GMAT score report today. Got 5.5 in AWA. Wanted to ask if that would compensate my relatively weaker Verbal score? I got 730(Q 50, V38).
Also, my college on the GMAT report is mentioned wrong. Actually, I picked the wrong college in the survey, becase the college I graduated from was not present in the list GMAC provides after the exam. Has it happened with anybody else as well? I believe the same report goes to the schools as well.
Thanks,
Vipin
I got my GMAT score report today. Got 5.5 in AWA. Wanted to ask if that would compensate my relatively weaker Verbal score? I got 730(Q 50, V38).
Also, my college on the GMAT report is mentioned wrong. Actually, I picked the wrong college in the survey, becase the college I graduated from was not present in the list GMAC provides after the exam. Has it happened with anybody else as well? I believe the same report goes to the schools as well.
Thanks,
Vipin
29 Apr 2006, 19:29
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I wouldn't worry too much about your verbal score. it's above 80% which is sort of an "informal" cutoff I've heard. Also, the other thing I heard from an admissions person, was that they won't start looking at your sub-scores unless they need to "break a tie" -- in which case they might be slightly more concerned with your quant score, which for you poses no problem at all. So I wouldn't worry about the verbal at all if I were you.
Also, I think the AWA is mostly used for proof that you wrote your essays and that you can communicate sufficiently (especially if you're a non-native speaker). For example, if you had gotten a 3.5 on the AWA, and turned well-written essays, the adcom might go back and take another look at your essays to see what's what.
Also, I think the AWA is mostly used for proof that you wrote your essays and that you can communicate sufficiently (especially if you're a non-native speaker). For example, if you had gotten a 3.5 on the AWA, and turned well-written essays, the adcom might go back and take another look at your essays to see what's what.
29 Apr 2006, 21:43
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you simply picked another college because the college you graduated from was not present in the list GMAC list?.......
why did not you leave it blank?.....how could you pick a college knowingly which has nothing to with you? yeah i know pople who picked a wrong college by mistake but i dont know someone who knowingly picked a wrong college.......contact GMAC as soon as possible.... 
guess i must be drunk or something. I just wanted to get out of the damned place. Anyways, thanks. I will contact GMAC first thing on Monday. Hope they can resolve it easily. 
