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by zuleron » Tue Apr 06, 2010 6:23 pm
Harvard and Stanford accept GRE scores.

These are my GRE scores:
Quant: 770 (88%ile); Verbal: 680 (95%ile)

I have taken the GMAT 3 times:

660 (82%ile): Quant: 41 (60%ile); Verbal 40: (89%ile)
710 (92%ile): Quant: 44 (69%ile); Verbal 42: (95%ile)
750 (98%ile): Quant: 48 (83%ile); Verbal: 45 (98%ile)

Should I report the GRE which I have only taken once and is quite impressive or the GMAT for which the 750 is impressive bu it took 3 trys?

Thoughts?

Experts PLEASE respond ASAP... Stanford app is due 2moro and Harvard app is due on Thursday...

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by maverick_andy » Wed Apr 07, 2010 12:02 am
zuleron wrote:Harvard and Stanford accept GRE scores.

These are my GRE scores:
Quant: 770 (88%ile); Verbal: 680 (95%ile)

I have taken the GMAT 3 times:

660 (82%ile): Quant: 41 (60%ile); Verbal 40: (89%ile)
710 (92%ile): Quant: 44 (69%ile); Verbal 42: (95%ile)
750 (98%ile): Quant: 48 (83%ile); Verbal: 45 (98%ile)

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why didn't you give GRE three times mate :D. awesome score. Though HBS and Stanford Biz School accept GRE. However it is advisable to go for GMAT. By the way If I was you, I will apply with GMAT score because there is steady improvement in scores.

1. At the same in interview Ad-com might ask you why you went for 3rd attempt in GMAT when 710 is enough
2. also be prepared to answer for, why did you give GRE? What made you to go for GMAT?
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