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GMAT Prep Test - how to review total scores again?

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by moonshine » Sat Aug 01, 2009 7:17 am
Hello!

I need help with a very silly problem this time...!

I just did my GMAT Prep Test 2 and it hurray I've finally crossed 700! (got 720 today).

But I forgot to note down my Q and V weighted scores before moving onto explanations and I think I got Q40 and V41 (in which case my Q has gone down)... and now I can't seem to get to that score sheet... Is there such an option? Please please let me know if it's possible, I'd like to get my exact scores for reference.

many thanks,
moonshine
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by myohmy » Sat Aug 01, 2009 7:51 am
Unfortunately, there's no way to go back to the score page. It is (I think) a significant flaw in the software.
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