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What is the difference between GRE and GMAT?
GRE and GMAT are considered two of the many pathways to study at top colleges and universities across the globe.
Students clearing the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) with a good score (we will discuss later in this article) become eligible for admission to graduate study programs.
On the other hand, Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is an undisputed road toward admission to top MBA programs all over the globe. Students often find themselves at a crossroads when choosing which exam to prepare for.
GRE vs GMAT: What are the Exams Sections?
Let us compare between GRE vs GMAT in a summarized table below
2 sections of 30 minutes (20 questions) each for verbal reasoning.
2 sections of 35 minutes (20 questions) each for quantitative reasoning.
1 experimental section (30 – 35 minutes) each verbal or quants.
30 minutes: 1 section for integrated reasoning (12 sections).
Quantitative section: 62 minutes (31 questions).
Verbal section: 65 minutes ( 36 questions)
Composition of the sections
1. Analytical writing section
GRE Analytical section has two essays, one needs analysis of an issue, and the other one requires an analysis of an argument.
GMAT Analytical section has one essay requiring critical analysis of an argument.
2. Verbal section
GRE verbal section has questions of three types, namely, reading comprehension, test completion and sentence equivalence.
The reading comprehension requires questions to be answered based on given passages, text completion is synonymous with fill-in-the-blanks, and the sentence equivalence parts have questions having sentences with one blank. The examinee has to choose two options (from six) that fit the sentence similarly.
GMAT verbal section consists of questions on reading comprehension, critical reading of passages and sentence correction questions. The questions test the student’s understanding, reasoning, critical analysis, and grammar skills.
3. Quantitative section
GRE quantitative reasoning section comprises questions from topics like algebra, geometry, numbers, and data interpretation. Question types include numeric value entry questions, MCQs and comparison questions.
This section of the GMAT exam has questions on problem-solving and data sufficiency. In addition, integrated reasoning includes questions on data interpretation involving graphs, charts and tables.
Which exam is easier?
A significant query in the test-takers minds is the difficulty of the two exams. No exact answer to this because both these are aptitude exams – to test various capabilities of a student on a subjective basis.
On average, the GMAT has a more challenging Quantitative section, whereas the verbal section in GRE is a challenging game because of the need for a vast vocabulary and two types of essay
Who should take the exam?
GRE is for students of almost all backgrounds looking to study a masters-level program or a PhD program from some of the best universities in the world – it is a trendy exam among STEM students and economics students.
GMAT is the go-to exam for the students with the big B-School dream as almost all top business schools have this exam mandatory under normal circumstances.
Use your due diligence to choose the correct option for you. All the best!
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