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Good GRE score, poor GMAT


Posted May 22, 2018 22:00

Hello everybody,

I recently took the GMAT and I did horribly (580).

However, last year when I was considering applying to a master's program I took the GRE and did rather well (160 V, 162 Q).

Preparing for the GMAT has been a nightmare for me because I am currently working two jobs plus managing some other obligations and I'm generally exhausted pretty much all the time. That's why I'm reluctant to go through the prep again and retake the GMAT. I'm considering just submitting my GRE scores from last year when I apply for MBAs later this year.

What does everybody recommend?
Hello everybody,

I recently took the GMAT and I did horribly (580).

However, last year when I was considering applying to a master's program I took the GRE and did rather well (160 V, 162 Q).

Preparing for the GMAT has been a nightmare for me because I am currently working two jobs plus managing some other obligations and I'm generally exhausted pretty much all the time. That's why I'm reluctant to go through the prep again and retake the GMAT. I'm considering just submitting my GRE scores from last year when I apply for MBAs later this year.

What does everybody recommend?
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Posted May 23, 2018 09:55

Sounds like a great idea.
Sounds like a great idea.
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