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Switching from GMAT to GRE
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21 Jul 2022, 00:17
21 Jul 2022, 00:17
Hello Experts,
My name is Sid, I have been preparing for the GMAT for the longest time since I remember, and fortunately or unfortunately I haven't been making much headway.
Tired, frustrated and wanting a break from the GMAT, and we are all aware that "time, tide and business schools wait for no man", so I came to conclusion that why not I try my hand at the GRE and if need be I can come back to the GMAT later.
I know there are some overlaps that could be helpful but due to the stark differences, I would love to know where should I start ?
Eagerly waiting to hear from all the experts out here, and starting my Prep with the best foot forward.
Thanks,
Sid.
My name is Sid, I have been preparing for the GMAT for the longest time since I remember, and fortunately or unfortunately I haven't been making much headway.
Tired, frustrated and wanting a break from the GMAT, and we are all aware that "time, tide and business schools wait for no man", so I came to conclusion that why not I try my hand at the GRE and if need be I can come back to the GMAT later.
I know there are some overlaps that could be helpful but due to the stark differences, I would love to know where should I start ?
Eagerly waiting to hear from all the experts out here, and starting my Prep with the best foot forward.
Thanks,
Sid.
Re: Switching from GMAT to GRE
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21 Jul 2022, 02:51
21 Jul 2022, 02:51
Expert Reply
SidT wrote:
Hello Experts,
My name is Sid, I have been preparing for the GMAT for the longest time since I remember, and fortunately or unfortunately I haven't been making much headway.
Tired, frustrated and wanting a break from the GMAT, and we are all aware that "time, tide and business schools wait for no man", so I came to conclusion that why not I try my hand at the GRE and if need be I can come back to the GMAT later.
I know there are some overlaps that could be helpful but due to the stark differences, I would love to know where should I start ?
Eagerly waiting to hear from all the experts out here, and starting my Prep with the best foot forward.
Thanks,
Sid.
My name is Sid, I have been preparing for the GMAT for the longest time since I remember, and fortunately or unfortunately I haven't been making much headway.
Tired, frustrated and wanting a break from the GMAT, and we are all aware that "time, tide and business schools wait for no man", so I came to conclusion that why not I try my hand at the GRE and if need be I can come back to the GMAT later.
I know there are some overlaps that could be helpful but due to the stark differences, I would love to know where should I start ?
Eagerly waiting to hear from all the experts out here, and starting my Prep with the best foot forward.
Thanks,
Sid.
Hi sir and welcome home
I suggest to follow this link. Our main page resources https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/gre-prep- ... 28495.html
Start from the very beginning. What is this test ? https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/all-you-d ... tml#p14202 for example
Then scale up starting quant and verbal alike. The questions, their format, and vocabulary.
Let me know any further assistance along the way
regards
Re: Switching from GMAT to GRE
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21 Jul 2022, 03:29
21 Jul 2022, 03:29
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Hey Sid,
I still remember when I was in the same situation and here I am going to UNC.
I would say you start with giving a diagnostic test first. You will get an idea of the whole GRE game.
Carcass mentioned some useful links. Also start with the basics and then go further.
Do not put much stress. Remember, it's just a test. And tbh if I can do it, you totally can. Let me know if you have any queries.
Regards,
R
I still remember when I was in the same situation and here I am going to UNC.
I would say you start with giving a diagnostic test first. You will get an idea of the whole GRE game.
Carcass mentioned some useful links. Also start with the basics and then go further.
Do not put much stress. Remember, it's just a test. And tbh if I can do it, you totally can. Let me know if you have any queries.
Regards,
R
Just seven years of work to create some useful links 
