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08 Oct 2025, 10:11
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I just finished up taking my 2nd GMAT exam yesterday, and am conflicted about whether to send my 2nd score.
My first exam: V82/Q83/DI84 - 665
My second exam: V85/Q81/DI82 - 655
I showed consistent strength in DI, but V and Q scores fluctuated. For context, I have an engineering degree from a top U.S. engineering school, so I figured that my quantitative skills can be supported, albeit with the lower scores. Additionally, I am not planning to take another GMAT exam.
The total scores are very similar, and the sub-scores support the idea that I have high ceilings in V and DI. Any thoughts/feedback on what to do based on what admissions committees may think of this?
My first exam: V82/Q83/DI84 - 665
My second exam: V85/Q81/DI82 - 655
I showed consistent strength in DI, but V and Q scores fluctuated. For context, I have an engineering degree from a top U.S. engineering school, so I figured that my quantitative skills can be supported, albeit with the lower scores. Additionally, I am not planning to take another GMAT exam.
The total scores are very similar, and the sub-scores support the idea that I have high ceilings in V and DI. Any thoughts/feedback on what to do based on what admissions committees may think of this?
08 Oct 2025, 19:47
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Consider writing a profile-review in the Ask Admissions Consultants subforum. You could include this query as well as any others you may have.
08 Oct 2025, 19:49
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Hi. I don't see any reason to send the second score. It is a bit lower and I feel AdCom get lost these days in Q, V, and DI numbers... . so I would not overdo it and just send the 665. Congrats by the way!
