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On your demand I will let you know more about GMAT, Analytical Writing Assessment Section Score, so that you can understand well. About Analytical Writing Assessment Score The Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) score is based on one Analysis of an Argument essay where essays are scored independently twice and then averaged in which essay receives two independent ratings, one of which may be performed by an automated essay-scoring engine, which evaluates more than 50 structural and linguistic features. If the two ratings differ by more than one point, an expert reader provides a third evaluation to determine the final score. Expert readers are trained college and university faculty members who consider the following: The overall quality of your ideas about the argument presented Your overall ability to organize, develop, and express those ideas The relevant supporting reasons and examples you used Your ability to control the elements of standard written English Readers are trained to be sensitive and fair in evaluating the responses of examinees whose first language is not English In addition to your GMAT scores, your Official Score Report includes: Digital photograph taken at the test center Self-reported background information, such as telephone number, undergraduate institution, grade point average (GPA), and intended graduate study Percentile rank Note: Your Total score is based on your Verbal and Quantitative scores; your Analytical Writing Assessment and Integrated Reasoning scores do not affect the Total score. |
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