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Since the revised GRE is more widely accepted by the GMAT, by graduate schools as well as business schools, would it make more sense to take that instead of the GMAT to give oneself more flexibility?
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Also, does anyone know whether B-schools will value one over the other?
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Check this out: https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/blog ... -gmat-gre/
In short, representatives of some schools have publicly said that they consider the GRE in exactly the same way as the GMAT. Other schools are still holding out and prefer (or require) the GRE. There are also some recent reports that schools may be slightly more lenient with the GRE, since it doesn't affect their published average GMAT scores (but I wouldn't put all of your hopes on that unless someone from a school tells you that specifically). Overall, it's probably best to go with whichever test plays more to your strengths, unless you have a clear 'dealbreaker' reason to choose one or the other (discussed in that article).
In short, representatives of some schools have publicly said that they consider the GRE in exactly the same way as the GMAT. Other schools are still holding out and prefer (or require) the GRE. There are also some recent reports that schools may be slightly more lenient with the GRE, since it doesn't affect their published average GMAT scores (but I wouldn't put all of your hopes on that unless someone from a school tells you that specifically). Overall, it's probably best to go with whichever test plays more to your strengths, unless you have a clear 'dealbreaker' reason to choose one or the other (discussed in that article).
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It's much better to analyze target school. When you makes an analysis, you would know which one is more suitable, GMAT or GRE.
A similar example, many US schools now accept IELTS score besides TOEFL score. However, TOEFL means for US, and IELTS means for other countries outside US which use English. Thus, it's clear that US schools still prefer TOEFL score.
A similar example, many US schools now accept IELTS score besides TOEFL score. However, TOEFL means for US, and IELTS means for other countries outside US which use English. Thus, it's clear that US schools still prefer TOEFL score.
