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GPA in GMAC data

Launched April 26, 2006
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by ankagr » Sun Aug 12, 2012 5:27 am
Hi,

GMAC has given rules for converting scores (under grad) to GPA which needs to entered when creating the profile.

My under grad college does not use this GPA concept.

On converting as per GMAC guidelines, my GPA comes to 2.2 on the percentage score of 72 which is considered very good as per my university and I am sure this score ranks in top 5%.

Guidance is requested on should a mention the same GPA i.e. 2.2 in my GMAC profile which would also form part of my score report.

Will a low GPA as per this conversion have an adverse impact on my application.
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