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30 Oct 2020, 00:54
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Hey everyone I am really confused what to do. I gave my gmat yesterday and I did really very bad i was expecting 650 + but I got a 600 Q 44 V 29.
I never expected it since I got a 640, 670 & 700 in gmat prep 4,5 & 6 respectively. However, I am really concerned because I plan on applying to Harvard , Columbia etc MBA program's in the next few years ( I just graduated last year so yea lets say 3-4 years more) . I had given my gmat a year ago and had scored a 490, which was quite devastating too and which I cancelled ( like obviously )
Now my question is whether I should cancel my 600 score, which I accepted yesterday because after the test I was not sure what I should do and preferred accepting the score rather than cancelling it AGAIN!.
I strongly believe a little bit more focus and i can touch those elite scores for sure. But will Harvard reject me if they see a low gmat score first and then getting a good score in the third attempt. I also know they don't consider GMAT score there are other aspects on which but yet I am concerned.
I never expected it since I got a 640, 670 & 700 in gmat prep 4,5 & 6 respectively. However, I am really concerned because I plan on applying to Harvard , Columbia etc MBA program's in the next few years ( I just graduated last year so yea lets say 3-4 years more) . I had given my gmat a year ago and had scored a 490, which was quite devastating too and which I cancelled ( like obviously )
Now my question is whether I should cancel my 600 score, which I accepted yesterday because after the test I was not sure what I should do and preferred accepting the score rather than cancelling it AGAIN!.
I strongly believe a little bit more focus and i can touch those elite scores for sure. But will Harvard reject me if they see a low gmat score first and then getting a good score in the third attempt. I also know they don't consider GMAT score there are other aspects on which but yet I am concerned.
30 Oct 2020, 11:56
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Hi Aceit123,
Since you always have the option to reinstate a canceled score, there is no harm in canceling it. I think that is the safer move actually.
Since you always have the option to reinstate a canceled score, there is no harm in canceling it. I think that is the safer move actually.
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Consider regularly reading articles from The Economist and going through the in-house gmatclub mathguide (for the math topics you may have some trouble with)
