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23 Apr 2020, 03:22
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currently, I have GRE score(v 151, q 170, a 3.0)
Should I take a GMAT test for master in management admission.
My dream school is Imperial College London or Essec business school.
Should I take a GMAT test for master in management admission.
My dream school is Imperial College London or Essec business school.
23 Apr 2020, 04:04
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ryo1999 I would recommend that you should choose the test on basis of the fact whether you're good at memorizing words or you're good at applying concepts logically. Your GRE score clearly suggests that there is a huge scope for improvement in the Verbal section. So, if you struggled in Verbal because you couldn't memorize words and hence performed poorly in Vocab based questions, you can consider switching to GMAT.
GMAT Verbal is much more logical and doesn't require you to memorize words but rather apply concepts using a structured approach. I would recommend that you take a GMAT mock test and see how you perform on Verbal. It should give you a fair idea as to which test you should go for.
In general, GMAT is a better test to apply for Management related courses.
GMAT Verbal is much more logical and doesn't require you to memorize words but rather apply concepts using a structured approach. I would recommend that you take a GMAT mock test and see how you perform on Verbal. It should give you a fair idea as to which test you should go for.
In general, GMAT is a better test to apply for Management related courses.
23 Apr 2020, 04:55
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ryo1999
currently, I have GRE score(v 151, q 170, a 3.0)
Should I take a GMAT test for master in management admission.
My dream school is Imperial College London or Essec business school.
Should I take a GMAT test for master in management admission.
My dream school is Imperial College London or Essec business school.
Hre https://greprepclub.com/forum/the-gre-a ... 15633.html the GRE at top BSs in the entire planet
I think 10 point on the verbal section is doable
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