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GRE Also After GMAT
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I have scored 700+ 1 times and 750 and 750+ in GMAT 2 times. I have always score Q51 in GMAT. I also wish to give GRE. I am planning to Buy a Magoosh course. I am targeting a minimum score of V160 and Q170. I recently have heard that GRE is not that much verbose as it used to be previously.
Can I hit the exam in 30-45 days If I mug up 1000 words provided by Magoosh. Please advice me over similarities between GRE and GMAT and what section of my GMAT preparation will be useful for my GRE Verbal Journey.
Can I hit the exam in 30-45 days If I mug up 1000 words provided by Magoosh. Please advice me over similarities between GRE and GMAT and what section of my GMAT preparation will be useful for my GRE Verbal Journey.
Originally posted by StellarBuddy on 11 Jul 2016, 11:55.
Last edited by StellarBuddy on 13 Sep 2016, 23:56, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: GRE Also After GMAT
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12 Jul 2016, 00:45
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Hi, and welcome to GREPrepClub
Well, going straight to point: your quant GMAT percentile is quite good and this is a strong point for the GRE quant. More or less the necessary skills for the GRE are similar to the GMAT's skills.
As for Verbal is a bit different: you need logic but also a lot of terms to know. Maybe, the most similar section between the tests is RC. The rest is quite different in terms of approach and strategy.
Follow us here to improve your skills, in particular in Verbal.
Also, you can take our free CAT test. You can find it following my signature.
Hope this helps
Regards
Well, going straight to point: your quant GMAT percentile is quite good and this is a strong point for the GRE quant. More or less the necessary skills for the GRE are similar to the GMAT's skills.
As for Verbal is a bit different: you need logic but also a lot of terms to know. Maybe, the most similar section between the tests is RC. The rest is quite different in terms of approach and strategy.
Follow us here to improve your skills, in particular in Verbal.
Also, you can take our free CAT test. You can find it following my signature.
Hope this helps
Regards
Re: GRE Also After GMAT
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12 Jul 2016, 01:28
12 Jul 2016, 01:28
Carcass wrote:
Hi, and welcome to GREPrepClub
Well, going straight to point: your quant GMAT percentile is quite good and this is a strong point for the GRE quant. More or less the necessary skills for the GRE are similar to the GMAT's skills.
As for Verbal is a bit different: you need logic but also a lot of terms to know. Maybe, the most similar section between the tests is RC. The rest is quite different in terms of approach and strategy.
Follow us here to improve your skills, in particular in Verbal.
Also, you can take our free CAT test. You can find it following my signature.
Hope this helps
Regards
Well, going straight to point: your quant GMAT percentile is quite good and this is a strong point for the GRE quant. More or less the necessary skills for the GRE are similar to the GMAT's skills.
As for Verbal is a bit different: you need logic but also a lot of terms to know. Maybe, the most similar section between the tests is RC. The rest is quite different in terms of approach and strategy.
Follow us here to improve your skills, in particular in Verbal.
Also, you can take our free CAT test. You can find it following my signature.
Hope this helps
Regards
Thanks, Carcass,
I am targeting Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard School of Economics and some other competitive universities. Quantitative is not an issue I will nail it. How much overall score will be comparable to 770+ in Gmat.
Regarding Vocabulary If i expertise 333 High frequency words by Barrons + 1000 words by Magoosh will they be able to cover the need of the hour?
