Nearly every MBA program in the world now accepts the GMAT or GRE, so we're going to help you make the decision on which to take for your application.
First, we help you understand when you should definitely use the GMAT in your MBA application. Then, we break down the differences between the two sections of each exam. We start by explaining how the quant section of the GRE and GMAT differ (and why the GRE quantitative section just feels easier).
Then we break down the differences between the verbal sections of each exam. Hint: neither the GMAT nor GRE is necessarily easier - it's more a matter of your verbal strengths.
Now you may be wondering, what's a ""good"" GRE score for MBA admissions? There isn't a lot of great data available right now on GRE scores and MBA admissions, but we'll provide you with the best information we can and share some good ways to think through it. For example, in theory your GMAT or GRE score will be used in conjunction with your academic record to help determine how you will perform in that program. In reality, the GMAT is part of MBA rankings. So, how does this impact which you use?
Finally, we explain the deal with the GRE GMAT converter tool on the ETS website.
Learn more on our blog post, GRE vs GMAT: www.gmatninja.com/gre-vs-gmat
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