MBA 101: The GMAT, GRE and MBA Tests | Everything You Need to Know

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[@kazi1]

Great insight. Thanks.

[@ikasturirangan]

I was very nervous before watching your video, now I have some clarity on how to get started. Thank you so much.

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Good luck!

[@Mikebuddy2229]

Awesome insight. Thanks for sharing this.

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Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gadripericles3034]

Where can I take free diagnostic tests for the GMAT focus and new GRE?

[@khadijakhan801]

I love your videos. Amazing stuff!

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Awwwww. Thanks Khadija!! Glad you enjoy them!!!

[@thomasarori3956]

wonderful advice

[@MrMaid-up1yb]

Great video! I'm currently testing 11 total points below the GMAT average of the part time MBA program I'm applying to (average is 691). The chart you shared (thanks) converts the average GRE of the program to a 630 GMAT 😮. Should I consider pivoting prior to the Sept. application deadline? I've taken the GMAT twice.

[@CareerProtocol]

Thank you! It depends on the rest of your profile! It also depends how much prep time you've already invested into the GMAT. Unfortunately it's getting quite late to start a new test from scratch (we go over the MBA application timeline here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJmren2Op91qnJI ) so I'd only recommend it if you think you have the free time to put in the same (or more) amount of effort again while also moving on to other parts of the application process (i.e. A LOT). But ultimately we've had clients get in to M7 schools with lower scores than 630. The rest of your application can definitely save you, especially if you can prove your mathematical/ logical skills elsewhere :)

[@davidsolomon6425]

@@CareerProtocolHello dear lady. I am planning a career change from a none quantitative field into finance, and I know that I’ll need to get an MBA in order to have a good chance at getting that job (investment banking as a start), thing is I just turned 36, would you say I’m aiming too high? I mean it in terms of getting the job post-MBA and going even further in the financial field in the future, is it all dependent on one’s drive?

[@anabalteanu6595]

I don't seem to find the remaining 4 videos of the series, Can you please help?

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Hey Anna, we're busy shifting around a load of our content and haven't updated the links yet (we're just about to!) Until then, if you join up here there's a free 12 part series (even better) that covers the same stuff: careerprotocol.com/join/ Sorry for the confusion :)

[@WTF3585]

so if I originally scored a GMAT 500, I generally don't have much of a chance at getting more than 600 on exam day ? that's depressing

[@CareerProtocol]

Higher is possible, but this is the general expectation. GRE might be your test instead.

[@shivamsinghal4848]

Hi, I gave GRE and got 314 (V153 Q161). Is it better than 640 on classic GMAT?? Roughly what score will it convert/equivalent to on classic GMAT??

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Check out the various score comparators that exist on the internet including ours: careerprotocol.com/gmat-gre-converter/

[@shivamsinghal4848]

@@CareerProtocol Thanks for the information