When will Putnam scores be released?

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Putnam scores are expected to be released by the end of March, with some speculation about a specific date around March 23. Participants are seeking confirmation on the exact timing as mid-March approaches. Historical data indicates that results have been communicated around this timeframe in previous years. The discussion reflects a general uncertainty about the release schedule. Overall, the anticipation for the scores continues to build as the deadline nears.
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This could be the wrong section but I wasn't sure if it fit better in Academic Guidance...anyway...does anyone know when the scores come back? I've heard sometime in March but that's all I know and since it's getting toward mid-March now, maybe someone knows something I don't?
 
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