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GMAT VS GRE which one to choose?
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16 Jun 2021, 20:52
16 Jun 2021, 20:52
I just need an advice about GMAT.
I have given one attempt of GMAT and did not get a good score. I startedy preparation again and I was again struggling with the verbal section.
So one day just while I was scrolling I noticed a blog which was a story of a person who attempted GMAT and did not get a good score. So he switched to GRE since almost all the business school's accept that.
I was earlier perparing for GRE when I was in college but after few year in job I know that I want to pursue MBA.
So I just want advice that if I now switch to GRE would it be fruitful or not?
I have been studying for GRE for around 20 days and quant is fine, just struggling with vocab but I know that is achievable. And my preparation of GMAT is surely helping me in GRE RC's. Just giving a head's up about the current status.
It would be really helpful if someone could give few helpful insight
Thank you in advance
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I have given one attempt of GMAT and did not get a good score. I startedy preparation again and I was again struggling with the verbal section.
So one day just while I was scrolling I noticed a blog which was a story of a person who attempted GMAT and did not get a good score. So he switched to GRE since almost all the business school's accept that.
I was earlier perparing for GRE when I was in college but after few year in job I know that I want to pursue MBA.
So I just want advice that if I now switch to GRE would it be fruitful or not?
I have been studying for GRE for around 20 days and quant is fine, just struggling with vocab but I know that is achievable. And my preparation of GMAT is surely helping me in GRE RC's. Just giving a head's up about the current status.
It would be really helpful if someone could give few helpful insight
Thank you in advance
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Re: GMAT VS GRE which one to choose?
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16 Jun 2021, 23:49
16 Jun 2021, 23:49
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Hi There!
Although, I am not very sure as to what and how will your GRE experience will be. People say GRE is easy as compared to GMAT, I don’t quite agree with this. Every test has its own subtleties and difficulties which are obviously not very easy to handle.
This are few link which might be of help:
https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/gre-vs-gm ... 22023.html
https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/transitio ... tml#p48897
Let me know if you need any help!
Regards
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Although, I am not very sure as to what and how will your GRE experience will be. People say GRE is easy as compared to GMAT, I don’t quite agree with this. Every test has its own subtleties and difficulties which are obviously not very easy to handle.
This are few link which might be of help:
https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/gre-vs-gm ... 22023.html
https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/transitio ... tml#p48897
Let me know if you need any help!
Regards
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Re: GMAT VS GRE which one to choose?
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17 Jun 2021, 00:06
17 Jun 2021, 00:06
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Hey shubhi022
Welcome to the club!
Your question will be seconded my many Bschool aspirants as well. Including me
Having said that as Ks1859 pointed out both the exam have their own kinds of difficulties. But I think you should take a diagnostic GRE and see where you stand. And if you are planning to apply this fall, you have plenty of time to crack the GRE.
See here : https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/switching ... 21101.html - A successful switching experience posted by our club member Yeisha9289
And don't worry. You can crack it if you believe it. It's just a stupid exam.
Feel free to ask for any doubt.
Regards,
R
Welcome to the club!
Your question will be seconded my many Bschool aspirants as well. Including me
Having said that as Ks1859 pointed out both the exam have their own kinds of difficulties. But I think you should take a diagnostic GRE and see where you stand. And if you are planning to apply this fall, you have plenty of time to crack the GRE.
See here : https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/switching ... 21101.html - A successful switching experience posted by our club member Yeisha9289
And don't worry. You can crack it if you believe it. It's just a stupid exam.
Feel free to ask for any doubt.
Regards,
R
