Which exam should I take, GMAT or GRE?
I am an electronics engineer. I am working in a bank for past 2 years. I want to pursue PG.
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NITIN DESHMUKH Yard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its | Scholar-Level 17
9 years agoIf you want to pursue PG from US, then go for GRE. In GMAT, there are many universities other than US. As you have work experience in bank, you can also look for MBA in finance. -
GRE is required to get admission in a variety of postgraduate degree programs including management. On the other hand, reputed business schools accept GMAT scores for admission to their postgraduate programs in management. You can compare GRE vs GMAT to assess better option for you. Note that, both exams assess different skills of a candidate such as quantitative and analytical skills.
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The University of Amsterdam expects a GRE score of min 155 preferably 158 in the Quantitative Reasoning section. Along with this graduate applicant must hold a bachelor's or master's degree in the relevant discipline and submit required documents including transcripts, resume, letter of recommendation, English language requirements, statement of purpose, essay, and more.
Difficulty level of GRE exam totally depends on your knowledge. In genral, Graduate Record Examination is considered moderately difficult. It tests college level vocabulary and school level math concepts in tricky ways.
The University of Tokyo offer test option when it comes to GRE scores. This means students who wants to submit the score can submit it along with their application. As per data, 81% of students who submit GRE score get admission in the PG programs.
The University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign offer test option when it comes to GRE scores. This means students who wants to submit the score can submit it along with their application. Also, they should submit letter of reference, SOP, resume, transcripts, and English language requirements for PG admission.
GRE is not mandatory for all MS programs abroad. Many universities have made it optional or waived the requirement. Some top universities in US and Canada often still require or recommend it for admission.
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