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GRE/ GMAT score - which one to report??

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Which one to send to Adcoms?

GRE 326 (Verbal: 158, 78% Quant: 168, 95% AWA: 4.5, 88%) GMAT 710 equivalent
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GMAT 690 (Verbal: 33, 69% - Quant: 50, 88% - AWA: 5.5, 81%)
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Total votes: 2

by synchrodestiny » Tue Sep 16, 2014 7:25 am
I have written both tests; however, I don't know which one of my scores is stronger, and which one is better to send! Could you please give me your opinion. I am applying for top-tier programs. I got wait listed at 2 top 10 program last year. I had opted for applicant initiated on campus interview for one. I am using that option again this oct. As I don't want to miss any chance.

Background : WE 9 years | 6 months international exp | Civil Engg. Graduate | 2 Masters (1 from IIT Delhi) | 6 patents under process | industry- Design/ Innovation | co-founded 2 start ups | honorary Design Strategist with an award winning sustainable transport non profit organisation

Schools: Kellogg MMM, Tuck, UNC, Yale, UC Berkeley, Cornell Johnson 1 yr, Goizueta 1 yr, INSEAD

My GRE scores (Oct 2013):
GRE Verbal: 158, 78% GRE Quant: 168 = 95% Analytical Writing: 4.5= 88%
Conversion to GMAT -710

My GMAT scores (Sept 2014) 690 = 87%
GMAT Verbal: 33 = 69% - GMAT Quant: 50= 88% - Analytical Writing: 5.5= 81%

IELTS : 8.5/9

TOEFL : 109

So I have two options:

Option A: To send the GRE only.

Option B:To send both the GMAT and the GRE scores. Will they notice a perfect 50 or dismal 33?

Should I go for option A and B? Taking GMAT again but focusing on applications now.

(Do Adcoms take GRE-GMAT conversion seriously??)
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by chauhan16 » Tue Oct 04, 2016 8:57 am
Finally what did you do?
What was the outcome
I have 325 on GRE and 690 on GMAT :)
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