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by praveen_gujar » Sun Nov 26, 2006 8:26 pm
Hi,

I screwed up my GMAT exam, got a very low score of 550 (screwed up in both departments).

I was aiming for top 20 Schools (seems like a joke, though i used to get 700+ in my prep tests). I have a profile that can support me along with a good score

Now because of a very low score, I am planning to retake my exam sometime in April. My biggest concern is, whether Universities will consider average of my scores or the best.

In case its the best score that the univ consider, how should i proceed with my exam?

Thanks in advance

Rgds,
Praveen
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Re: Regarding Multiple GMAT Scores

by beatthegmat » Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:46 pm
praveen_gujar wrote:Hi,

I screwed up my GMAT exam, got a very low score of 550 (screwed up in both departments).

I was aiming for top 20 Schools (seems like a joke, though i used to get 700+ in my prep tests). I have a profile that can support me along with a good score

Now because of a very low score, I am planning to retake my exam sometime in April. My biggest concern is, whether Universities will consider average of my scores or the best.

In case its the best score that the univ consider, how should i proceed with my exam?

Thanks in advance

Rgds,
Praveen
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by praveen_gujar » Mon Nov 27, 2006 8:56 am
Hi,

Thanks for your speedy response, this has come as a gr8 relief for me.

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