Is it easier to jump from 313 to 330 in GRE or to jump from 690 to 740 in GMAT in a span of two months?
I have two months to prepare and have a choice between GRE and GMAT. My current mocks shows 313 in GRE and 690 in GMAT. I want 330 and 740 in them respectively.
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A factual analysis, mock tests do predict your standing but the actual difference is not much.You need to work really hard if you are targeting 740 from 690. Though not impossible but it is not easily achievable. Comparatively, GRE is slightly easier than GMAT. May I ask you if you are preparing for MBA?
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