GRE scores for b-school

What GRE scores are considered good enough to break into a decent B-school? I find all the data for GMAT but not much for GRE. Although I am aware about the score converter but I got to know that the two are different exams and the score conversion wouldn't be too relevant. A GRE score of 320 is considered to be very good but on conversion it comes out to under 700 for the GMAT which is lower than the threshold for decent b-schools. I am stressing on GRE since I have taken the test for engineering about 6 years back and am aware about the format of the exam. What are good GRE scores for getting into universities such as NYU(Stern) and Michigan(Ross) or a Cambridge(Judge), Imperial or LBS/LSE?

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Just curious, what kind of degree are you looking for? Masters or MBAs? Asking because you're looping Stern, which has a great MBA but no serious Masters, with LSE/Cambridge/Imperial, which have great Masters but weak MBAs (or, in the case of LSE, not even an MBA)

 

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