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30 Jan 2007, 12:36
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I am noticing that many business school programs are accepting either the GMAT or GRE. Does anyone know what kind of score I can expect from taking the GRE if I am getting around 550 GMAT scores on practice tests? I’ve heard that the Quant is easier on the GRE, and the Verbal is less tricky.
31 Jan 2007, 00:58
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My wife was prepping for GRE while I was prepping for GMAT and we gave them 2 weeks apart. The quant was similar though GMAT was tougher. The verbal was very different and GRE was easier. However, GRE puts a lot of importance on vocabulary. Even the sentence completions and RCs have a lot of vocabulary based questions. So you will need to spend some time memorizing the word lists. Overall I think GRE maybe easier to score. However keep in mind that GRE will undergo significant changes from Oct 2007 I think and it will become almost similar to the GMAT in structure and difficulty level.
31 Jan 2007, 19:35
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I would agree, GRE is easier for quant, but you do indeed need to know your vocab. As the other poster said that's supposed to change in the fall, so vocab won't be as important.
I'd say if you're stronger on quant, take the GMAT. If you're stronger on verbal, take the GRE.
I'd say if you're stronger on quant, take the GMAT. If you're stronger on verbal, take the GRE.
