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17 Dec 2016, 15:10
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Fellow gmatclubbers,
I would never try to took your time if my situation wasn’t in some way unique. So I request advice from hivemind.
I have two gmat attempts:
1: 700 ( with IR6).
2: 710 (with IR1) - please note - Integrated reasoning is only 1!
Retaking is not an option.
The question is - what score to send? Will my IR1 damage my application? In case of my profile +10 GMAT score is important. Any ideas? Have you ever at least heard about situations with good GMAT but extremely low IR?
I would never try to took your time if my situation wasn’t in some way unique. So I request advice from hivemind.
I have two gmat attempts:
1: 700 ( with IR6).
2: 710 (with IR1) - please note - Integrated reasoning is only 1!
Retaking is not an option.
The question is - what score to send? Will my IR1 damage my application? In case of my profile +10 GMAT score is important. Any ideas? Have you ever at least heard about situations with good GMAT but extremely low IR?
17 Dec 2016, 15:13
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Hi. Sorry to hear about the score. What schools are we talking? What is their average scores?
While there is no hard evidence indicating that schools are looking at the IR scores, IR 1 is likely to raise a flag, and I would send in 700 with IR 6 since you are only 10 points off.
Just as an FYI - you theoretically can take it one more time since the score you submit on the application can be self-reported and you can take the GMAT up to a day before the application deadline. The official score does not have to hit the school, so if you wanted to retake one more time, you theoretically could (if you are physically/mentally able to).
While there is no hard evidence indicating that schools are looking at the IR scores, IR 1 is likely to raise a flag, and I would send in 700 with IR 6 since you are only 10 points off.
Just as an FYI - you theoretically can take it one more time since the score you submit on the application can be self-reported and you can take the GMAT up to a day before the application deadline. The official score does not have to hit the school, so if you wanted to retake one more time, you theoretically could (if you are physically/mentally able to).
17 Dec 2016, 15:41
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Hey bb, thans for quick reply
Think Yale, Haas ~720
My thoughts. Thanks for recomendation. Do you think it is an option to send both scores so the adcom could see that IR1 is only an accident?
Thanks but I dont have this option.
bb
Hi. Sorry to hear about the score. What schools are we talking? What is their average scores?
Think Yale, Haas ~720
bb
While there is no hard evidence indicating that schools are looking at the IR scores, IR 1 is likely to raise a flag, and I would send in 700 with IR 6 since you are only 10 points off.
My thoughts. Thanks for recomendation. Do you think it is an option to send both scores so the adcom could see that IR1 is only an accident?
bb
Just as an FYI - you theoretically can take it one more time since the score you submit on the application can be self-reported and you can take the GMAT up to a day before the application deadline. The official score does not have to hit the school, so if you wanted to retake one more time, you theoretically could (if you are physically/mentally able to).
Thanks but I dont have this option.
