@lavanya-mhatre
Aim for getting a GMAT score in the range of 620-790 if you are aiming at Harvard University.

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@pranay_s
The cut-off varies from university to university. I'd advise you to decide upon the course and the university you want to target and look at their GMAT score cut-off.
Some top universities accept a score range of 610 to 780. These include:

University of Chicago London Business School University of Cambridge Northwestern University
Some universities have a cut-off range of 600-700. These include: McGill University University of Toronto

Make sure you prepare for your GMAT exam well to get a good GMAT score. You can also read about the GMAT exam here: All about the GMAT exam.

@shivu3009
You can take GMAT more than once and it won't affect your chances of getting admission to a great university.

If need be, you can take help from professionals for your test prep too!

All the best!

@christinejoseph Thank you so much for answering to my query.

@aaron-malik
yes, there are certain universities where you can pursue MBA, without taking the GMAT.
You can check these universities:

Smith School of Business, Queen’s University Thomson Reuters University, Canada George Mason University School of Business, USA New York University, USA

You can check the list of universities and make a decision whether or not you should take GMAT.

@shruti-rai
yes, you can get into some top UK universities with a GMAT score of 700.
Here's a list of universities you can consider applying to:

University of Oxford The University of Cambridge Cranfield University The University of Warwick

You can reach out to our counselors if you need
assistance with profile evaluation or application process.

@hillol
Hi, Congratulations on getting the admit from these universities.

Now, to select what's best for you, look at some criteria and see what factors are important to you.
Some factors may include:
Course fee: If you have a budget in mind, this factor might be important for you. Look at the course fee and decide what fits you the best.
Curriculum- Does the course curriculum match with what you want to study?
Opportunities: Research about what opportunities you will get in these universities. This might help you make an informed decision.
You can also refer to this blog for a detailed roadmap about how to choose a university.
(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/how-to-choose-a-university-program-step-by-step-guide-with-examples/)

Use this guide to start with

Honestly, it depends on what you're better at - quants or verbal
I suggest you go through this blog to get an overall idea about-

The structure of GRE and GMAT Key differences The way the test is taken, like GRE is section-wise adaptive, etc.

This section of the GMAT exam will have 2 sections-

Reading comprehension Critical reasoning Sentence correction

The verbal section of GMAT is easier than that of GRE because it doesn't focus as much on your vocab skills
Still, try out a few questions in this sample paper to see where you stand

Decide after thinking these 3 things through-

See what the business schools you're interested in prefer Evaluate which exam is easier for you Take mock tests for both GRE and GMAT
Refer to this article for more information

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.