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11 Dec 2021, 05:16
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Hi everyone,
I gave both the GRE & GMAT and I'm trying to decide which score to send to my university of choice.
I gave the GRE this January and obtained the following:
Quant: 162
Verbal: 152
AWA: 5/6
Total: 314/340
Since I will be applying for MBA, I wanted to check the equivalent GMAT score as well. I used the official GRE® Comparison Tool for Business Schools at ETS:
and it says my equivalent GMAT score is 610 with Predicted GMAT Verbal score: 29 and Predicted GMAT Quantitative score: 43.
I gave the GMAT exam today and obtained the following:
Verbal: 29
Quant: 42
Total: 590
Since I scored better on the GRE, I should cancel my GMAT scores, right? Urgently seeking the advice of this community.
I gave both the GRE & GMAT and I'm trying to decide which score to send to my university of choice.
I gave the GRE this January and obtained the following:
Quant: 162
Verbal: 152
AWA: 5/6
Total: 314/340
Since I will be applying for MBA, I wanted to check the equivalent GMAT score as well. I used the official GRE® Comparison Tool for Business Schools at ETS:
and it says my equivalent GMAT score is 610 with Predicted GMAT Verbal score: 29 and Predicted GMAT Quantitative score: 43.
I gave the GMAT exam today and obtained the following:
Verbal: 29
Quant: 42
Total: 590
Since I scored better on the GRE, I should cancel my GMAT scores, right? Urgently seeking the advice of this community.
11 Dec 2021, 07:40
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Hello, Newdudeintown. I would say that your GRE® scores are, in fact, a little better than your GMAT™ scores. As long as all the schools to which you plan to apply hold the GRE® on level footing with the GMAT™, I would suggest you move forward with your GRE® scores. (I have worked with a few people who have been told to apply with GMAT™ scores to certain programs. Many schools do not have a preference.) You might want to check with each program before you cancel anything, just in case.
Good luck with your applications.
- Andrew
Good luck with your applications.
- Andrew
11 Dec 2021, 08:18
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Yes, I agree with AndrewN -- the thing is, each program takes its own view of GRE and GMAT scores, so absent any specific information about your chosen school, anyone giving you advice will just be guessing. In a vacuum I'd normally suggest using a GMAT score for an MBA application, assuming the GMAT and GRE scores are similar, though I've heard about some programs that take a laxer view of GRE scores than GMAT scores, so that wouldn't always be good advice. If you can learn more about the score expectations of your chosen program(s), that would be the best thing to do. And I'd also think carefully before canceling any scores, since you might need a score for a different application (and they're really not too different anyway).
