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Dear all,
I am in a dilemma. I had attempted GMAT once and scored a really low score of 560. Alot of factors including test anxiety and pressure taken into consideration. I started my preparation again, haven't given any mocks yet but exhausted all the material.
Recently one of my friends who was preparing for GMAT, dropped her plans and took GRE scoring a whopping 329. She recommended me to consider the GRE exam because the schools do accept the score. However, I was resistant to accept this fact and thought to continue with my GMAT preparations. At this point of time, I am rethinking on my decision. I was planning to go for GMAT, end of October. These two months I would have given myself time for mocks and analysis and error log revision.
I would really like to know the pros and cons of considering GRE over GMAT. My friend has changed her plans to go for MS in a less technical course.But I'm still determined to go for a MBA. Should I continue preparing and give GMAT once again? Or should I stop the preparations and switch to GRE. As per my friend it will take me a month to prepare for GRE and score 330 which I'm not sure of. Please help. Thanks
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I am in a dilemma. I had attempted GMAT once and scored a really low score of 560. Alot of factors including test anxiety and pressure taken into consideration. I started my preparation again, haven't given any mocks yet but exhausted all the material.
Recently one of my friends who was preparing for GMAT, dropped her plans and took GRE scoring a whopping 329. She recommended me to consider the GRE exam because the schools do accept the score. However, I was resistant to accept this fact and thought to continue with my GMAT preparations. At this point of time, I am rethinking on my decision. I was planning to go for GMAT, end of October. These two months I would have given myself time for mocks and analysis and error log revision.
I would really like to know the pros and cons of considering GRE over GMAT. My friend has changed her plans to go for MS in a less technical course.But I'm still determined to go for a MBA. Should I continue preparing and give GMAT once again? Or should I stop the preparations and switch to GRE. As per my friend it will take me a month to prepare for GRE and score 330 which I'm not sure of. Please help. Thanks
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09 Sep 2019, 03:20
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Sheetal15 - This topic is already discussed umpteen times in this forum. Please glance over some existing discussions.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-v-gre-f ... 64402.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-or-gre-99275.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/average-gre- ... 61389.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-vs-gre- ... 54210.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-v-gre-f ... 64402.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-or-gre-99275.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/average-gre- ... 61389.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-vs-gre- ... 54210.html
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Hi Sheetal15.
Although you certainly could give the GRE a shot, I want you to keep in mind that the issues that have been plaguing on the GMAT could plague you on the GRE.
With that said, if you are completely set on giving the GRE a shot, then spend some time familiarizing yourself with the structure and content of the GRE, and then take an official ETS practice exam. If you score significantly better on that practice exam than you have on the GMAT, then perhaps making the switch to the GRE is the right move for you.
Also, you may find it helpful to read the following article:
GMAT or GRE, which one should you take?
Although you certainly could give the GRE a shot, I want you to keep in mind that the issues that have been plaguing on the GMAT could plague you on the GRE.
With that said, if you are completely set on giving the GRE a shot, then spend some time familiarizing yourself with the structure and content of the GRE, and then take an official ETS practice exam. If you score significantly better on that practice exam than you have on the GMAT, then perhaps making the switch to the GRE is the right move for you.
Also, you may find it helpful to read the following article:
GMAT or GRE, which one should you take?
