GPA/SAT on Resume

I was requested to include my cumulative GPA and SAT breakdown when I submit my resume to a specific bank. I haven't seen many companies ask for the SAT, so I'm wondering what typical range they look for in IB. Is anyone familiar with this? I did pretty shitty on the SAT, so I'm worried I'm gonna be chopped for this, even though my GPA is OK. For reference, my numbers are 1340 and 3.75, engineering at non-target. Any thoughts?

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Places where i have been looking into dont ask you to put GPA/SAT on resume but they have seperate sections on their applications where you simply put them down.

 

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