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by gaikwadpankaj » Tue Dec 15, 2009 6:50 am
Hi Eric,

How could one best utilize the opportunity to send GMAT score to 5 B-Schools, which comes as part of GMAT Test Package?

I'm mostly interested in B-Schools in India. Wondering if submitting score to the Indian Schools via Person Vue is sufficient or the formal application process still needs to be done?

And if later is the case then would it make sense to utilize those 5 slots to apply for US/UK schools instead and see if I have the chance of getting in them.

Appreciate your views.

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by beatthegmat » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:49 pm
My advice would be to simply send those 5 score reports that come with your GMAT test to the 5 schools you believe you will most likely apply to. It's not a problem if you send a report to a school and decide not to apply. Every GMAT test taker should take advantage of these 5 score reports, since it's expensive to send later on!

Submitting your scores via GMAT on test day will save you some time and lots of money later when you apply.
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