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20 Nov 2014, 18:59
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I don't disagree with the logic above, but I'll add another perspective-
What's the overall percentile rank for your GRE score? It seems like it would be higher given the higher splits, but I am not familiar with that test and don't know how it typically shakes out. If the percentile rank is significantly higher than your GMAT, I'd strongly consider using it. But on the other side, I do think there's some value that by using your GMAT score you instantly check that important box of having a 7 as the first number of your score. Depending on the rest of your application, that could be an important factor in how you're considered.
I'm not sure where those respective demarcation lines are on GRE scoring scale, or if they even exist, so take my response with a grain of salt. . . I literally know nothing about the GRE, and am no application expert either. Just my .02 to add a different viewpoint. Sounds like you've got two good options, so try not to sweat it too much.
21 Nov 2014, 11:33
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I'll throw out another perspective. Why not just send both? That way the adcom will know you're clearly capable of achieving a high quant percentile (GRE) as well as check the 700+ box from the GMAT as mentioned above.
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22 Nov 2014, 03:35
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Thanks for reponses...
Rolyat421, Dee has mentioned in a post on her blog to send them only one score.... Gmat or gre. Hence the dilemma. I was actually hoping thaty gmat score will sway on one side to helpe make that decision. But it didn't
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I have strong grades in my math courses like linear algebra, calculus and probability. Also i work in supply network planning for a consumer goods company, don't know if that can be taken as a quant role.
I want to ask if i submit my gmat score, are my percentiles good enough?
Rolyat421, Dee has mentioned in a post on her blog to send them only one score.... Gmat or gre. Hence the dilemma. I was actually hoping thaty gmat score will sway on one side to helpe make that decision. But it didn't
.I have strong grades in my math courses like linear algebra, calculus and probability. Also i work in supply network planning for a consumer goods company, don't know if that can be taken as a quant role.
I want to ask if i submit my gmat score, are my percentiles good enough?
rolyat421
I hope they overlook it... 
.... Just kidding, they are pretty explicit in the fact that they don't put the same rigour in checking the post interview reflection as they would in an essay. 
