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Easier to get 165 in GRE Quant section or 710 in GMAT
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02 Feb 2020, 15:03
02 Feb 2020, 15:03
Hello everybody
I know this is a very general question and always depends on the individual strengths, but generally speaking is it easier to score 165 and above in the GRE Quantitative reasoning section or easier to score 710 and above in total in the GMAT? I would need at least 165 in GRE Quant or 710 in GMAT to get accepted to my Master's of choice. I also wanted to ask how difficult you think it is to achieve said scores.
Best regards and many thanks in advance
Alex
I know this is a very general question and always depends on the individual strengths, but generally speaking is it easier to score 165 and above in the GRE Quantitative reasoning section or easier to score 710 and above in total in the GMAT? I would need at least 165 in GRE Quant or 710 in GMAT to get accepted to my Master's of choice. I also wanted to ask how difficult you think it is to achieve said scores.
Best regards and many thanks in advance
Alex
Re: Easier to get 165 in GRE Quant section or 710 in GMAT
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03 Feb 2020, 07:44
03 Feb 2020, 07:44
Hey @aboutlastminute 
I'm having the same issue for my Master's application and decided to take the GRE to concentrate only on Quant. This way I don't have to study for the verbal section and can use the time to improve my quant score. But I've always liked Quant, so that's why I'm a little biased..
Anyways, good luck!
I'm having the same issue for my Master's application and decided to take the GRE to concentrate only on Quant. This way I don't have to study for the verbal section and can use the time to improve my quant score. But I've always liked Quant, so that's why I'm a little biased.. Anyways, good luck!
Re: Easier to get 165 in GRE Quant section or 710 in GMAT
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03 Feb 2020, 09:15
03 Feb 2020, 09:15
aboutlastminute wrote:
Hello everybody
I know this is a very general question and always depends on the individual strengths, but generally speaking is it easier to score 165 and above in the GRE Quantitative reasoning section or easier to score 710 and above in total in the GMAT? I would need at least 165 in GRE Quant or 710 in GMAT to get accepted to my Master's of choice. I also wanted to ask how difficult you think it is to achieve said scores.
Best regards and many thanks in advance
Alex
I know this is a very general question and always depends on the individual strengths, but generally speaking is it easier to score 165 and above in the GRE Quantitative reasoning section or easier to score 710 and above in total in the GMAT? I would need at least 165 in GRE Quant or 710 in GMAT to get accepted to my Master's of choice. I also wanted to ask how difficult you think it is to achieve said scores.
Best regards and many thanks in advance
Alex
As a person who got 710 in GMAT 4 years ago (38V; 49Q) and making silly mistakes in relatively simple quant questions in mock tests I can say that math in GMAT is significantly harder which makes any single mistake more forgiving in GMAT while even a small amount of mistakes in GRE will drive you score down.
