Regardless of the GRE Revised General Test being around for a long time, the old GRE to new GRE score change still remains a disarray point among GRE candidates. Yes, the new GRE point scale has gone to an exceptionally restricted scope of 130-170 for each segment from the prior expansive scope of 200-800. Things being what they are, in what manner would it be advisable for you to compare the two scores? Also, what would it be advisable for you to do on the off chance that you have old GRE scores?

While most schools and colleges now distribute normal GRE scores in view of the new scale, some of despite everything them have scores recorded by the old scale. In such a situation, candidates need to change over their new GRE score to the old GRE score. Likewise, on the off chance that they have old GRE scores, they have to change over it to new GRE scores.

Gratefully, ETS gives a concordance table to comprehend this perplexity. This information depends on the execution of test takers between August 1, 2011 and June 30, 2014. The percentile positions are refreshed each year by the ETS. The GRE scores on both the scales and the percentile positions are given beneath:

Verbal Reasoning Concordance Table – Old GRE to New GRE Score Conversion :

Prior Scale Current Scale % Rank

800 170 99
790 170 99
780 170 99
770 170 99
760 170 99
750 169 99
740 169 99
730 168 98
720 168 98
710 167 97
700 166 96
690 165 95
680 165 95
670 164 94
660 164 94
650 163 92
640 162 90
630 162 90
620 161 87
610 160 85
600 160 85
590 159 81
580 158 79
570 158 79
560 157 74
550 156 71
540 156 71
530 155 67
520 154 63
510 154 63
500 153 59
490 152 54
480 152 54
470 151 50
460 151 50
450 150 45
440 149 41
430 149 41
420 148 37
410 147 33
400 146 29
390 146 29
380 145 25
370 144 22
360 143 18
350 143 18
340 142 16
330 141 13
320 140 10
310 139 8
300 138 7
290 137 5
280 135 3
270 134 2
260 133 1
250 132 1
240 131 1
230 130
220 130
210 130
200 130

Quantitative Reasoning Concordance Table