Hi,
I appeared for GMAT second time and even after trying my best, scored 490 only. I got 45-Q and 18-Verbal. In my first attempt last year, I got 540.
Can I go now GRE now as I find GRE much easier for me than GMAT?
Sending GRE scores again when GMAT Scores(both attempts -- by default : GMAC) already submitted to same BSCHOOLS, how Adcom is going to react??
I am having 6.5 years of Telecom and targeting schools like SMEAL, Texas A&M, Wisconsin Madison, NUS, BYU.
Please suggest !!
Thanks,
Rohit
LOW GMAT SCORE 490 in second attempt - Please Help !!
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Hi Rohit,
If you feel you can perform better on the GRE, and you have the time etc to invest, then I would say go for it and see how you do. It's ok if you've had the scores automatically sent to schools... it's basically just digitally filed away until if/when needed, but you indicate your scores on the application and schools can assess in the instance of the GRE being higher. Either way I strongly recommend you invest in good preparation if at all possible... suggested companies for prep would be Manhattan GMAT or Kaplan; either a tutor, course, online course.... and either way include multiple full length, realistic computerized tests. Good luck to you!!
If you feel you can perform better on the GRE, and you have the time etc to invest, then I would say go for it and see how you do. It's ok if you've had the scores automatically sent to schools... it's basically just digitally filed away until if/when needed, but you indicate your scores on the application and schools can assess in the instance of the GRE being higher. Either way I strongly recommend you invest in good preparation if at all possible... suggested companies for prep would be Manhattan GMAT or Kaplan; either a tutor, course, online course.... and either way include multiple full length, realistic computerized tests. Good luck to you!!
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