GRE revised GRADES summary

[George2248]

Hello I am taking the GRE revised in 2 weeks and I see that there is a lot of confusion regarding the grades range, new score system, percentiles, etc.

Maybe we can post here the scores everyone is getting in practices tests (kaplan, princeton, Powerprepp, etc) and the scores range people are getting in the actual test when they take it. That way we can compare them and make a data base.

There is a good post that predicts the percentiles for the new test that I recommend to see.

My scores in practice so far are:

159 princeton, 750 - 800 PP.

The other issue I have is that there is no summary of the requirements for top schools in Old scores and Percentiles, and maybe we can summarize them here.

I needed the percentiles required to enter engineering in:

-Berkeley

-Columbia

-Illinois

-Duke

-Cornell

-USC

Thank you for your time and help.

[crater21]

Good idea.

My practice scores so far have been:

Kaplan: 720 - 800 (Q), 720 - 800 (V)

Princeton: 157 (Q), 161 (V)

I haven't done Powerprep yet.

[dntw8up]

The other issue I have is that there is no summary of the requirements for top schools in Old scores and Percentiles, and maybe we can summarize them here.

I needed the percentiles required to enter engineering in:

-Berkeley

-Columbia

-Illinois

-Duke

-Cornell

-USC

There are no percentiles "required" to enter engineering. High scores are best, but many other factors are considered, like GPA, recommendations, and statement of purpose.

[George2248]

There are no percentiles "required" to enter engineering. High scores are best, but many other factors are considered, like GPA, recommendations, and statement of purpose.

I was talking about the average percentiles of people who are accepted to those programs, like the average scores on GRE

[dntw8up]

From your list I know that Duke publishes those percentiles.

[George2248]

Do you know where they publish it?

[dntw8up]

Duke publishes the information here: http://tinyurl.com/3wp3f7e

[George2248]

Duke publishes the information here: http://tinyurl.com/3wp3f7e

Thanks thats helpfull