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Score Interpretation
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04 Jun 2022, 02:28
04 Jun 2022, 02:28
Hello everyone!!
I'm seriously thinking about switching to the GRE.
I took my first (and only) official GMAT on May 3rd and scored 500 (Q33, V26)
Since then, I have done 5 mocks with scores ranging from 490 to 540. Given that IESE's GMAT minimum acceptance score is 600, I'm not sure if I will be able to achieve a score increase of 60-80 points by June 18th
I have done an online practice test (untimed) from the ETS website and scored:
Verbal: 18
- S2: 8/20
- S4: 10/20
Quant: 35
- S3: 15/20
- S5: 13/20
IESE's GRE acceptance is Verbal: 143 - 170 (156 median) and Quant: 143 - 170 (161 median)
Could you please help me asses if taking the GRE is a good strategic move??
Many thanks in advance!!
Best,
I'm seriously thinking about switching to the GRE.
I took my first (and only) official GMAT on May 3rd and scored 500 (Q33, V26)
Since then, I have done 5 mocks with scores ranging from 490 to 540. Given that IESE's GMAT minimum acceptance score is 600, I'm not sure if I will be able to achieve a score increase of 60-80 points by June 18th
I have done an online practice test (untimed) from the ETS website and scored:
Verbal: 18
- S2: 8/20
- S4: 10/20
Quant: 35
- S3: 15/20
- S5: 13/20
IESE's GRE acceptance is Verbal: 143 - 170 (156 median) and Quant: 143 - 170 (161 median)
Could you please help me asses if taking the GRE is a good strategic move??
Many thanks in advance!!
Best,
Re: Score Interpretation
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04 Jun 2022, 03:04
04 Jun 2022, 03:04
Expert Reply
JGR1992 wrote:
Hello everyone!!
I'm seriously thinking about switching to the GRE.
I took my first (and only) official GMAT on May 3rd and scored 500 (Q33, V26)
Since then, I have done 5 mocks with scores ranging from 490 to 540. Given that IESE's GMAT minimum acceptance score is 600, I'm not sure if I will be able to achieve a score increase of 60-80 points by June 18th
I have done an online practice test (untimed) from the ETS website and scored:
Verbal: 18
- S2: 8/20
- S4: 10/20
Quant: 35
- S3: 15/20
- S5: 13/20
IESE's GRE acceptance is Verbal: 143 - 170 (156 median) and Quant: 143 - 170 (161 median)
Could you please help me asses if taking the GRE is a good strategic move??
Many thanks in advance!!
Best,
I'm seriously thinking about switching to the GRE.
I took my first (and only) official GMAT on May 3rd and scored 500 (Q33, V26)
Since then, I have done 5 mocks with scores ranging from 490 to 540. Given that IESE's GMAT minimum acceptance score is 600, I'm not sure if I will be able to achieve a score increase of 60-80 points by June 18th
I have done an online practice test (untimed) from the ETS website and scored:
Verbal: 18
- S2: 8/20
- S4: 10/20
Quant: 35
- S3: 15/20
- S5: 13/20
IESE's GRE acceptance is Verbal: 143 - 170 (156 median) and Quant: 143 - 170 (161 median)
Could you please help me asses if taking the GRE is a good strategic move??
Many thanks in advance!!
Best,
yes of course is a good move. The GRE is accepted now by any school
here the score at top 50 MBA https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/average-g ... 27792.html
Now the ad-com does not make any difference between the GMAT or GRE in the admission process
Ask for further assistance
Score Interpretation
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04 Jun 2022, 03:46
04 Jun 2022, 03:46
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Hey,
Your score in practice GRE shows that you will def need to work on Verbal.
As Carcass pointed out, GRE is acceptable throughout the schools. However, barely crossing the min score requirement will not take you in. As IESE's median is nearly 317 for GRE, I'd say, get your score 320+, which will def increase your chances.
Please let us know if you need any more help.
Regards,
R
Your score in practice GRE shows that you will def need to work on Verbal.
As Carcass pointed out, GRE is acceptable throughout the schools. However, barely crossing the min score requirement will not take you in. As IESE's median is nearly 317 for GRE, I'd say, get your score 320+, which will def increase your chances.
Please let us know if you need any more help.
Regards,
R
