Question 1

How do I convert a GRE score to GMAT?

Accepted Answer

ETS, which runs the GRE, publishes a formula: predicted GMAT total = −2080.75 + 6.38 × GRE Verbal + 10.62 × GRE Quant, rounded to the nearest 10 and capped at 200–800. It predicts the older GMAT scale and is accurate to about ±50 points. This converter uses ETS's exact formula.

Question 2

Does the ETS tool work for the GMAT Focus Edition?

Accepted Answer

Not directly. As of November 2026 the ETS tool still predicts scores on the older 200–800 GMAT scale. To estimate a GMAT Focus score we pass the ETS prediction through GMAC's official concordance table, which is our own two-step estimate rather than an official figure.

Question 3

Can I convert GMAT to GRE?

Accepted Answer

There's no official way. GMAC says GMAT scores shouldn't be compared with or estimated from other tests, and the ETS formula only works in one direction. If a program accepts both, check which one its admitted students usually submit.

Question 4

What is a 615 GMAT Focus on the old scale?

Accepted Answer

GMAC's August 2026 concordance links a GMAT Focus 615 to older-GMAT scores of 650–680, at the 75th percentile. The tables link by percentile, so one score often maps to a range.

Question 5

Should I take the GRE or the GMAT for an MS?

Accepted Answer

For most MS programs in computer science, data science and engineering the GRE is far more common and some programs don't accept the GMAT at all. For an MBA or MS in business analytics, finance or management, both are usually accepted. Check each program's admissions page.

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