Hi Natasha, This is straight from the Graduate Management Admission Council (the GMAT Test Taker) - "Our test-takers are our priority and to assist you during the COVID-19 pandemic, we have temporarily waived all exam cancellation, reschedule & score reinstatement fees for GMAT test-center based appointments. If you need to cancel, reschedule your appointment to another date/location, or if you have an existing GMAT score you would like to reinstate to finalize your application, you can do so at no charge." Cheers

A GMAT score between 670 and 700 is really good. But if you want to get into the top-most ones, aim for above 700.

Both GRE and GMAT are entrance exams for postgraduate programs but they mostly serve different purposes. GRE is mostly required for science and engineering programs whereas GMAT is for MBA or management programs. However, these days if you want to apply for an MBA, most universities accept both GRE and GMAT exams as entry requirements. However, since GMAT is the primary exam for management courses, the GRE score is then converted to the GMAT score during admission. This means that if you've directly given your GMAT, the chances of you getting a better score are higher. The fees for GMAT exam is US $250 and that for GRE is US$ 205. It is ideal to book the exam date 1-2 months prior. It has 4 sections Analytical Writing, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative Section, Verbal Reasoning. If you want to know more about gmat check out this blog :- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/gmat-exam-information/ or you can read more about GRE here-https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/everything-you-need-to-know-about-gre/

I want to pursue an MBA. Which exam should I appear for?

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Hey Tara, While a majority of B-schools abroad do need GMAT scores, some universities don't require them and have other parameters for assessing your application. These colleges in the U.S that don't have a GMAT requirement are: Northwestern University, Kellogg Duke Fuqua NYU Stern Smith Although these colleges don't have a GMAT requirement, they expect students to have a good profile to compensate for the lower GMAT scores.