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Hi i.am.priyanka.phalswal,
I assume you're asking about this so that you can plan out which MBA Programs you plan to apply to. Have you taken the GRE? If so, then how did you score?
When it comes to earning your MBA, you'll have to commit a large amount of your time, energy and money to attend School. Thus, it's really important to define exactly what YOU want out of an MBA, so that you can find the best degree(s) that matches your goals. From THAT point, you can select the Schools that fit what you're looking for and determine whether a GRE score is accepted or not. If a School that really interests you does not accept the GRE, then you shouldn't 'give up' on that School - you should take the GMAT and apply.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
I assume you're asking about this so that you can plan out which MBA Programs you plan to apply to. Have you taken the GRE? If so, then how did you score?
When it comes to earning your MBA, you'll have to commit a large amount of your time, energy and money to attend School. Thus, it's really important to define exactly what YOU want out of an MBA, so that you can find the best degree(s) that matches your goals. From THAT point, you can select the Schools that fit what you're looking for and determine whether a GRE score is accepted or not. If a School that really interests you does not accept the GRE, then you shouldn't 'give up' on that School - you should take the GMAT and apply.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
