GRE To GMAT Conversion
Enter your GRE Verbal and Quantitative scores for an estimated GMAT equivalent, interpolated from published GMAC/ETS concordance data.
Accurate calculation • Based on official scoring methodology
Enter Your GRE Scores
Enter Verbal and Quantitative scores (130–170 each).
Classic GMAT Scale
≈ 660 / 800
Combined GRE Total: 318 / 340
Score Comparison:
This estimate corresponds to the 200–800 classic GMAT scale. Business schools evaluate whichever official score you submit.
Concordance notice
Concordance is a statistical comparison of test taker distributions, not an official test equivalency.
How Scoring Works
Verified algorithms calibrated directly to published official scoring criteria and test guidelines.
Official Scoring Scale
Calibrated to official percentile ranks, CEFR frameworks, and university cutoff requirements.
Score Validity & Policies
Up-to-date guidelines on test validity periods (2–5 years) and multi-attempt superscore acceptance.
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How the GRE To GMAT Conversion Works
Scoring Methodology: Estimated GMAT = concordance estimate from GRE Verbal + Quantitative (260–340 total)
- Business schools accept both the GRE and the GMAT, so published concordance tables translate scores between the two tests statistically.
- This tool interpolates published GMAC/ETS comparison data to estimate your GMAT total from your GRE Verbal + Quantitative score.
- The estimate applies to the classic GMAT total-score scale of 200–800; the newer GMAT Focus Edition uses a different 205–805 scale with its own concordance.
- Concordance matches percentile standing, not ability — admissions teams see your official GRE score and evaluate it directly.
Example GRE to GMAT conversion
- GRE Verbal
- 158
- GRE Quantitative
- 160
- GRE total
- 318
- Estimated GMAT
- ≈ 660
A GMAT estimate of 660 is a reference number for comparing yourself against a program’s stated GMAT range — schools will still see and evaluate your actual GRE score.
How to read your estimated conversion
Concordance tables match how similarly-performing test takers score on each test — a statistical pairing, not a promise.
Use the estimate to check whether you are in a program’s competitive range; never present it as an official score.
The estimate applies to the classic GMAT 200–800 scale. The GMAT Focus Edition uses a different 205–805 scale with separate concordance.
Business schools that accept both tests evaluate whichever official score you send — no conversion is needed on your application.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is a GRE to GMAT conversion?
It is a statistical estimate. Concordance tables match percentile standing between the tests, so an individual result can drift from the estimate. Treat it as a reference, not an official equivalency.
Is GRE accepted instead of the GMAT for MBA programs?
Yes — the large majority of business schools worldwide now accept both tests, and many publish GRE ranges alongside GMAT ranges.
Which score does the estimate map to?
The classic GMAT total score of 200–800. The GMAT Focus Edition reports on a different 205–805 scale and has its own concordance data.
Should I take the GRE or the GMAT?
If your Quant is stronger than your Verbal, the GMAT’s weighting often favours you; if you are more balanced, the GRE treats both sections equally. Check which test your target programs prefer.
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