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Has anyone shelled out the 30 bucks to have their PGRE hand re-scored? Any with different results?

I took it in April, and I had gotten an 860 on the last practice exam (2001). I felt really good right after I took the test, but my score didn't really reflect that (760).

What are the chances that I'll get a significant amount of points back, or that it will change at all?

notnaps wrote:Has anyone shelled out the 30 bucks to have their PGRE hand re-scored? Any with different results?

I took it in April, and I had gotten an 860 on the last practice exam (2001). I felt really good right after I took the test, but my score didn't really reflect that (760).

What are the chances that I'll get a significant amount of points back, or that it will change at all?

If you think that your bubbling could have somehow confused the scantron machine that graded your test, go right ahead. Otherwise, it's probably not worth the money.