GRE vs GMAT : Final Considerations

For the GMAT, the Quantitative and Verbal scores are section scores, and these two section scores are combined to create the Total Score. The Total Score is the one most familiar to GMAT test takers, and it is given on the well-known 200 to 800 scale, with 200 being the lowest score and 800 the highest score.  Final Considerations: Now that you understand the most important differences between the GMAT and the GRE, do also consider...

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How is GMAT Integrated Reasoning Scored?

Integrated Reasoning The GMAT has a unique section called Integrated Reasoning which has four question types (total 12 questions).  They measure how well you integrate data to solve complex problems and test the following skills: Synthesizing information presented in graphics, text, and numbers Evaluating relevant information from different sources Organizing information to see relationships and to solve multiple, interrelated ...

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GRE vs. GMAT: Verbal and Writing Section

Verbal Section Reading Comprehension passages are common to Verbal sections in both exams. You can expect Reading Comprehension passages typically consisting of 200-600 words per passage with 3-4 questions for each passage. The GMAT has two other Verbal question types: Critical Reasoning and Sentence Correction. Critical Reasoning questions present a short statement or argument and then test your ability to use logical analysis to...

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GRE vs. GMAT: format and structure of both the GMAT and the GRE

Can you tell me about the format and structure of both the GMAT and the GRE so that I can take an informed decision? Since the two tests are both taken on a computer, you must examine the specific contents of each test in order to make the proper decision.To begin with, compare the sections on each test: GMAT GMAT Test Section # of Questions Question Types Timing Analytical...

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GRE vs. GMAT: Other factors to consider before you decide.

Just because business schools accept scores from either exam doesn’t necessarily mean that they view the exams equally. Why? First, business schools feel that the questions on the GMAT, particularly the Quantitative and Integrated Reasoning sections, test skills and knowledge more directly related to what you’ll need to know to do well in business school, such as multi-source reasoning and data interpretation. It is a fact that multi-source...

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GMAT or GRE?

Top graduate programs in the US and Europe require prospective students to submit either a GRE score or a GMAT score. Though the GMAT is mainly used in the business school application process and the GRE is used for other graduate majors, a vast majority of programs allow applicants the option of submitting the results of either exam. About 90% of US business schools will accept either GMAT or GRE scores. If a school provides you the...

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