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I’m from commerce background and I have zero skills on math, but I planned to do mba in USA for 2020 July intake but I am confused whether I have to do gmat or gre. Can anyone help me!
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If you really want to avoid complex math and are not willing to invest a lot of time in brushing up your reasoning and math skills, you can choose GRE over GMAT. GMAT though is a preference at B schools but nowadays GRE as well is equally acceptable.
Having prepared for both the exams, I personally feel GRE is comparatively easier to master than GMAT, which tests higher order reasoning skills. Another flip side is that GMAT prep itself prepared you for a lot of aspects of the real world scenarios you will face during or after your B School.
Choose wisely.
Having prepared for both the exams, I personally feel GRE is comparatively easier to master than GMAT, which tests higher order reasoning skills. Another flip side is that GMAT prep itself prepared you for a lot of aspects of the real world scenarios you will face during or after your B School.
Choose wisely.
