Do Headhunters accept the GRE for on-cycle recruiting?
The title is basically the question. I know the GMAT or SAT is usually used for on-cycle recruiting, but would a strong GRE score work? Thanks!
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what should someone target for a good GRE score for on cycle? Thanks!
Just a guess to add some visibility to your question: Average for M7 MBAs is about 326. I’m thinking 330+, but I’m hoping someone much more experienced will opine
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I think the better question is, do people who review resume packs know what a good GRE is or not? Like is a VP/Principal going through a pack of resumes at 11PM going to know the difference between a 320 and 338?
Half the time they might not even make it to the resume for certain candidates given you usually get an excel with headline stats (school, group, gpa, test scores) often times not much more.
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