Hi,
I scored a 630 on my GMAT in my first attempt 2 years ago and I am retaking the GMAT next week.In none of my practice test have I scored more than a 630. Scored a 600 on my first GMATPrep and 610 on my 2nd GMATPrep test.Does it reflect badly if my second attempt is lower than my first? Should I just cancel my exam, there's no chance of a refund. I cannot postpone as I won't be able to take off work to study.So if you're in the adcom what would you make of someone whose GMAT score reduces after a gap of 2 years?
Regards.
What if I score lower on the retake?
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#1) Get the negative thoughts out of your head. Don't think about the downside.
#2) No, they will look at the higher score.
Good luck!
#2) No, they will look at the higher score.
Good luck!
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