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04 Jul 2019, 15:40
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Hi,
After multiple attempts at the GMAT and the GRE, I have the following best scores:
a) GMAT: 680 V-34, Q-49, AWA-5, IR-8
b) GMAT: 680 V-40, Q-43, AWA-5, IR-4
c) GRE: 323 (=680 GMAT per ETS conversion tool) V-159, Q-164, AWA-4
I have a 3.7 GPA (A's in all calculus classes) in engineering from a top 3 US engineering school. I am an Indian male applicant based out of the US.
Which score(s) would you suggest that I submit to the schools in general? Are there some schools that are more accomodating of the GRE score? How about schools that claim to consider highest sectional scores across multiple settings (such as Tuck)?
My schools are Columbia, Kellogg, Booth, Tuck, Duke, Ross, UVA, NYU, Cornell, CMU.
Thanks!
After multiple attempts at the GMAT and the GRE, I have the following best scores:
a) GMAT: 680 V-34, Q-49, AWA-5, IR-8
b) GMAT: 680 V-40, Q-43, AWA-5, IR-4
c) GRE: 323 (=680 GMAT per ETS conversion tool) V-159, Q-164, AWA-4
I have a 3.7 GPA (A's in all calculus classes) in engineering from a top 3 US engineering school. I am an Indian male applicant based out of the US.
Which score(s) would you suggest that I submit to the schools in general? Are there some schools that are more accomodating of the GRE score? How about schools that claim to consider highest sectional scores across multiple settings (such as Tuck)?
My schools are Columbia, Kellogg, Booth, Tuck, Duke, Ross, UVA, NYU, Cornell, CMU.
Thanks!
05 Jul 2019, 09:11
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Hi there,
I would likely use the GRE score; look at average GRE scores at these schools (available on US News) and you'll see you likely stack up slightly better in the GRE field than GMAT. That said these are quite competitive programs... better chances at Tepper, Cornell, maybe Tuck & Darden but those will still likely be large reaches so consider some safer programs too where you are closer to their average scores if possible. Good luck!
I would likely use the GRE score; look at average GRE scores at these schools (available on US News) and you'll see you likely stack up slightly better in the GRE field than GMAT. That said these are quite competitive programs... better chances at Tepper, Cornell, maybe Tuck & Darden but those will still likely be large reaches so consider some safer programs too where you are closer to their average scores if possible. Good luck!
