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03 Dec 2016, 05:21
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Hello,
I took both the GMAT and GRE. Below are my scores-
GRE- Q: 154 (55th Percentile), V: 156 (72nd Percentile)---taken in July 2013
GMAT 2- Q: 39 (39th Percentile), V: 34 (72nd Percentile)= 610---taken in March 2016
GMAT 1- Q: 39 (39th Percentile), V: 25 (40th Percentile)= 530---taken in Feb 2016
I understand these are just very average scores. I completed my undergraduate education in electrical engineering with a cumulative GPA of 3.9/4.0. My quant section is pretty weak in both the tests despite the engineering background however I received A grades in all my quant courses in college.
Standardized test is a completely different test taking environment nothing compared to a classroom setting.
Anyway, at this point, is it advisable for me to report both my GRE and GMAT scores? Or should I just stick to GMAT?
I will truly appreciate your take on this.
Thanks
I took both the GMAT and GRE. Below are my scores-
GRE- Q: 154 (55th Percentile), V: 156 (72nd Percentile)---taken in July 2013
GMAT 2- Q: 39 (39th Percentile), V: 34 (72nd Percentile)= 610---taken in March 2016
GMAT 1- Q: 39 (39th Percentile), V: 25 (40th Percentile)= 530---taken in Feb 2016
I understand these are just very average scores. I completed my undergraduate education in electrical engineering with a cumulative GPA of 3.9/4.0. My quant section is pretty weak in both the tests despite the engineering background however I received A grades in all my quant courses in college.
Standardized test is a completely different test taking environment nothing compared to a classroom setting.
Anyway, at this point, is it advisable for me to report both my GRE and GMAT scores? Or should I just stick to GMAT?
I will truly appreciate your take on this.
Thanks
08 Dec 2016, 20:43
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I would submit just the GMAT, your GRE converts to about a 550 which is much lower than your best GMAT
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