My chances?

[Flior]

GRE: Quant 156, Verbal 145, AWA 3.0; Toefl 78

 

Universities: Caltech, MIT, UC Berkeley

[ZebraFinch]

There's many factors beyond your GRE that need to be considered as well. I'd look in the forum that relates to your field to see what the profile of successful applicants looks like.

[geographyrocks]

Harsh news: your scores do not meet the minimum requirements for those schools. MIT requires at least 100 on the TOEFL. Those are top tier programs where many of the applicants will have close to perfect scores.

Aside from that, you don't provide your focus or whether you want a masters or PhD so it's hard to offer any other advice.

[MathCat]

Unfortunately I agree with geographyrocks. Your scores may get you immediately disqualified from many programs, especially your TOEFL. Read the program and university websites for information on minimum required TOEFL scores. These are generally strict, so if you don't meet it, you don't have a chance.

[Vene]

GRE: Quant 156, Verbal 145, AWA 3.0; Toefl 78

 

Universities: Caltech, MIT, UC Berkeley

Your quantitative is mediocre. Your verbal is low. Your AW is low. Your TOEFL is terrible. You're also looking at some of the most competitive universities in the US.

 

Luckily for you, the GRE isn't necessarily that important. Unluckily for you, the TOEFL does matter.

[h409291]

Hi,

 

I think you should get some coaching for your preparation and then retake the exams. You can get some of the good coaching institutes on the below link. They are good.

 

http://blog.oureducation.in/gmat-coaching-institutes-chandigarh/