GRE to GMAT Score Converter
Turn your GRE Verbal and Quant into the predicted GMAT score using ETS's official formula, and convert between GMAT Focus and the older GMAT scale using GMAC's table.
130–170
130–170
Looking for GMAT → GRE? Neither ETS nor GMAC publishes one. GMAC says GMAT scores shouldn't be compared with or estimated from other tests, and running the ETS formula backwards isn't statistically valid, so we don't offer it.
Sources: ETS GRE Comparison Tool for Business Schools (2017 model, still live) and GMAC score concordance table (Aug 2026).
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How this tool works
- GRE to GMAT uses ETS's published regression: predicted GMAT total = −2080.75 + 6.38 × GRE Verbal + 10.62 × GRE Quant, rounded to the nearest 10 and capped at 200–800. The tool uses ETS's full-precision coefficients.
- The ETS model was fitted on 472 people who took both tests in 2011–2012. The tool shows a ±50 range around the total, as ETS quotes, and also predicts the older GMAT Verbal and Quant section scores.
- GMAT Focus and older-GMAT scores are linked through GMAC's August 2026 concordance table. Because the table links by percentile, one score can map to several scores, so results are shown as ranges.
- The GRE to GMAT Focus estimate is two steps: the ETS prediction, then the GMAC table. That chain is our own estimate, not an official figure.
- GMAT to GRE is not offered, because GMAC says GMAT scores shouldn't be estimated from other tests and the ETS formula only runs one way.
Sources: ETS — GRE Comparison Tool for Business Schools (2017 update); GMAC — GMAT Score Concordance Table, Total Score (published Aug. 2026)
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