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How do grades represent you as a person?
The answer to this question depends upon your scores.
If your grades are in A category, then you need to avoid being the book type guy. Bring out your extracurricular activities.
If you have scored B/C grades then show that you were focused on physical activities, project work and tell practical side of work thrills you more.
Be truthful.
Do's
• Yes, the score reflects my performance
• Show extracurricular, project work beyond college studies
• Show that you are hard working, sincere and intelligent and focused on learning
• Show that you bring skills and can contribute
Don'ts
• Do not talk about biased scoring or bad schools
Similar Question
• Are your grades an indication of your academic achievement?
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