GMAT or GRE

To be honest, you likely are going to get a variety of answers to your question. To better determine which exam may be better for you, you should take a full-length practice GRE and full-length practice GMAT.

So, first familiarize yourself with the GMAT and GRE and then take an official practice GMAT and an official practice GRE.

Once you see how you perform on each of those exams, you should be able to better determine which test is right for you.

Also, you may find it helpful to read the following article:

GMAT or GRE, which one should you take?

Hi shatakshikaushal,

You ask a number of broad questions - and the best 'plan' for you will depend on which type of Degree best suits your Career goals. When it comes to defining the direction you want your Career to go in (and what you want your Degree to do for you), you might consider discussing those ideas with Senior Employees in your Company or other Professionals in your Industry who have a 'job' that you're interested in. With a specific 'outcome' in mind, you would be better able to reverse-engineer the path you would need to take to get to that outcome (and which Degree would be most appropriate as well as which Test you should take).

As far as the individual Exams are concerned, once you are ready to begin your studies, you can take a free practice GMAT (at www.mba.com) and a free practice GRE (at www.gre.org) to get a sense of your skills, strengths and weaknesses.

1) Even if you don't have any specific Schools/Programs in mind yet, have you thought about when you want to apply to School?
2) Assuming that you would need to study for at least 3 months, how many hours do you think you could consistently study each week?

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich

Hey shatakshikaushal

You should try our brand new GRE v/s GMAT diagnostic test. We have created this test to help you figure out the difference between the GRE and GMAT and to help you make this decision with more decisive data.

The diagnostic test contains questions from both exams. So, based on the questions you pick correct and the resulting score, you will have a reliable estimation IF the GMAT or the GRE is the most suitable test for you.

Here is the link to the original post. Let me know if I can help you with anything.

https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-vs-gre- ... l#p3029333

Regards