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21 May 2024, 00:19
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Hello,
I took my GMAT FE exam couple of days back and am planning to retake it. I want to confirm if I don't send out my first attempt's score now (before I retake the exam) to the universities, will I have the option to send the score of my first attempt later after I retake the exam, in case my score doesn't improve in the second attempt? Not sure if the score of the first attempt can still be sent after retaking the exam.
Thank you!
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I took my GMAT FE exam couple of days back and am planning to retake it. I want to confirm if I don't send out my first attempt's score now (before I retake the exam) to the universities, will I have the option to send the score of my first attempt later after I retake the exam, in case my score doesn't improve in the second attempt? Not sure if the score of the first attempt can still be sent after retaking the exam.
Thank you!
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21 May 2024, 02:11
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you can always choose which score to send, school will view the score of attempt you want to share ..
21 May 2024, 06:29
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Hi savvy95,
Retaking the GMAT will not invalidate your first score. Also, the good news is that you actually can send which GMAT score you'd like to send to schools, so you don't have to make any decisions now. Just focus on your second attempt and figure everything out later.
Retaking the GMAT will not invalidate your first score. Also, the good news is that you actually can send which GMAT score you'd like to send to schools, so you don't have to make any decisions now. Just focus on your second attempt and figure everything out later.
