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From what I've read, schools like to see an even split between quant and verbal. I read somewhere that your target should be to get ~80th percentile or better in quant if you're going for a top school - they want to be sure you can handle the math in the coursework. If you're an engineer you probably have a little wiggle room with that (since your undergrad shows you can do higher level math) and the verbal takes slightly higher precedence...if you're a liberal arts major I'm guessing the opposite is true.
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