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Took Practice Tests for GRE and GMAT
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15 Aug 2020, 14:42
15 Aug 2020, 14:42
Hi everyone,
I've been out of school for a few years now and took a practice exam from both GMAC and ETS. I'm hoping to apply to an MBA program. My dream/target school has the following GMAT/GRE Scores:
GMAT: 80% range - 590-740
GMAT: Avg Score - 670
GRE according to Admissions: 315+ to be in 80% range
GMAT Practice Score Breakdown:
420 - V19 / Q29 / IR 3
GRE Practice Score Breakdown:
V145 / Q 147
According to ETS my V145 is in the 40% percentile and Q147 is in the 25% percentile
According to GMAT research V19 is in the 19% percentile and Q29 is in the 15% percentile
This would make it seem I'm "stronger" in the GRE format based on percentiles and have better odds of getting a more favorable score on the GRE. Is my logic correct? I know I have some work and studying to do to get to my goal of 315 in the GRE or 670 in the GMAT, but I'm trying to narrow down where I should focus my studying. Which would you recommend?
Thanks!
I've been out of school for a few years now and took a practice exam from both GMAC and ETS. I'm hoping to apply to an MBA program. My dream/target school has the following GMAT/GRE Scores:
GMAT: 80% range - 590-740
GMAT: Avg Score - 670
GRE according to Admissions: 315+ to be in 80% range
GMAT Practice Score Breakdown:
420 - V19 / Q29 / IR 3
GRE Practice Score Breakdown:
V145 / Q 147
According to ETS my V145 is in the 40% percentile and Q147 is in the 25% percentile
According to GMAT research V19 is in the 19% percentile and Q29 is in the 15% percentile
This would make it seem I'm "stronger" in the GRE format based on percentiles and have better odds of getting a more favorable score on the GRE. Is my logic correct? I know I have some work and studying to do to get to my goal of 315 in the GRE or 670 in the GMAT, but I'm trying to narrow down where I should focus my studying. Which would you recommend?
Thanks!
Re: Took Practice Tests for GRE and GMAT
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16 Aug 2020, 13:55
16 Aug 2020, 13:55
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Based on the information provided it SEEMS the GRE a better bet.
However, once you try to clim the score and go up the score could be tougher to scale .
Your performance are in the mid low range. Going up is another story and how to improve is another story as well.
The best way is to take a mock test, see which is your score and then make a study plan and error log
Regards
However, once you try to clim the score and go up the score could be tougher to scale .
Your performance are in the mid low range. Going up is another story and how to improve is another story as well.
The best way is to take a mock test, see which is your score and then make a study plan and error log
Regards
gmatclubot
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