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06 Jan 2020, 04:14
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Hi. Congrats!
That’s a good score. I don’t think you need to worry about taking the GMAT since most schools take the GRE (do check though for your program). The main benefit of taking the GMAT would be an easy ability to compare historical information and averages. Many schools haven’t been releasing Jerry information as much but that score should be sufficient and good enough for most programs unless you come from the competitive male Indian IT demographics.
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That’s a good score. I don’t think you need to worry about taking the GMAT since most schools take the GRE (do check though for your program). The main benefit of taking the GMAT would be an easy ability to compare historical information and averages. Many schools haven’t been releasing Jerry information as much but that score should be sufficient and good enough for most programs unless you come from the competitive male Indian IT demographics.
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Based on https://www.ets.org/gre/institutions/ab ... rison_tool, your predicted GMAT score is 720 based on your GRE scores.
So, if you have not prepared specifically for GMAT, I do not see any compelling reason for you to consider taking GMAT test. If one does not prepare for GMAT, it is hard to score higher than 700.
So, if you have not prepared specifically for GMAT, I do not see any compelling reason for you to consider taking GMAT test. If one does not prepare for GMAT, it is hard to score higher than 700.
