I scored 303 marks in GRE. Can I get admission in Georgia Tech University, Atlanta?

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Asked by Shalini Verma
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Raj Vimal
2 years ago

The score is good enough to apply for admission in the Georgia Tech University. However, GRE score is no longer required to get admission here but important to be submitted. Keep in mind the minimum GRE score is 155 in Quantitative section only and no minimum score band for other sections.

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