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hi sonali, the GMAT predicts how suitable a candidate is for a business school program, whereas the GRE does the same for graduate study programs. Both tests have been created for native English speakers, which means foreigners are at an immediate disadvantage, especially in the verbal sections. This is particularly true of the GRE.
The GMAT has for some time been the established test for getting into business schools. It measures verbal, mathematical and analytical skills that the candidate has developed in education and at work. It does not measure specific knowledge of business, job skills, or subjective qualities such as motivation, creativity, and interpersonal skills. Even if a test taker's first language is not English, he or she may still perform well on the exam. To take a look in detail at what the GMAT requires.
The GRE measures the extent to which undergraduate education has developed a student's verbal and quantitative skills in abstract thinking. For non-native speakers, the GRE requires a far broader knowledge of vocabulary, writing skills and general subjects than the GMAT. Without good English and writing skills it is impossible to get a good score in GRE. So, for non-fluent English speakers.