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Difference between GMAT and GRE!!!
GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a required part of the admissions process for most business schools around the world. Business schools often state their requirements on the admissions page of their website. In addition, some graduate finance and economics programs use the GMAT score. Since 1998, GMAT has been available only as a CAT (computer-adaptive test) that adapts to your performance as you take the test.
On the other hand, GRE (Graduate Record Exam) is used by graduate school programs to assess applicants. Business school and law school applicants generally do not take the GRE. The GRE comes in several different forms: the subject tests (such as psychology or computer science) and the GRE General Exam.Since 1999, the GRE General Exam has been available only as a CAT (computer-adaptive test) that adapts to your performance as you take the test.
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