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08 Jun 2025, 21:44
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Hi all
I see that HEC now accepts EA score as well for FT MBA.
On the website, it mentions taht they have no preference over GMAT vs GRE vs EA.
However, they only published avg/median GMAT of the previous cohorts. No GRE or EA scores disclosed (only certain 'encourage').
My question is: I'm curious if the GMAT still holds any advantage or better perception for scholarships? As many perceived it as harder and required more rigorous prep.
Thank you very much. Any insight would help
I see that HEC now accepts EA score as well for FT MBA.
On the website, it mentions taht they have no preference over GMAT vs GRE vs EA.
However, they only published avg/median GMAT of the previous cohorts. No GRE or EA scores disclosed (only certain 'encourage').
My question is: I'm curious if the GMAT still holds any advantage or better perception for scholarships? As many perceived it as harder and required more rigorous prep.
Thank you very much. Any insight would help
08 Jun 2025, 22:16
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Hello Tylor75018,
If the school states that it has no preference, then one can safely conclude there is none.
All the best!
If the school states that it has no preference, then one can safely conclude there is none.
All the best!
Tylor75018
