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14 Jul 2011, 06:46
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The schools I wish to apply for accept bothe the GMAT & GRE>
Will I be at a disadvantage if I opt for the GRE. How do top schools compare it to the GMAT. as there won't be much point if they rank atop GRE score to a lower GMAT score because they don't have the data to compare them. GRE as of next month changes so will be the first batch of the revised test. Will this stand against me. I'm considering the GRE as have a little more experience in it from previous revision and feel it maybe easier for me due to this.
Will I be at a disadvantage if I opt for the GRE. How do top schools compare it to the GMAT. as there won't be much point if they rank atop GRE score to a lower GMAT score because they don't have the data to compare them. GRE as of next month changes so will be the first batch of the revised test. Will this stand against me. I'm considering the GRE as have a little more experience in it from previous revision and feel it maybe easier for me due to this.
14 Jul 2011, 14:43
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Well, it depends on which type of schools or programs. For business schools, the GMAT is the standard test. A GRE is somewhat limited in terms of business schools accepting it. In other words, what if the primary school that you are applying to rejects you? In that case, you options become much more limited. You also mentioned some adjustment issues with the GRE due to changes in the near future.
I don't know your situation that well, but it seems that the GMAT is the safer, better option.
I don't know your situation that well, but it seems that the GMAT is the safer, better option.
