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Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) at Chicago is popular university among prospective Graduate students applying from India.

IIT have updated their minimum required Revised (New) GRE Scores for Graduate School Admission.

GRE Scores – IIT, Chicago

  • Send GRE Scores directly to IIT by the Educational Testing Service (ETS).
  • Institution code 1318; no department code is required.
  • Takes two to four weeks from the date of your test or score request for delivery and processing of your scores.
  • Your application status will be updated when we receive them.

Minimum Required New GRE Scores

Following table shows minimum Required Revised GRE Scores for graduate school admission in IT, Chicago.

Click the Pages Below to Check Minimum Revised GRE Scores for various departments

Applied Mathematics

Degree – Professional Masters, MS and PhD
Quantitative+ Verbal – 304
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Biology

Degree – Professional Masters, MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 298
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Biomedical Engineering

Degree – Professional Masters, MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 310
Analytical Writing – 3.0

Chemical & Biological Engineering

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 292
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Chemistry

Degree – Professional Masters, MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 298/304
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Civil, Architectural & Environmental Engineering

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 292
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Computer Science

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 292/298
Analytical Writing – 2.5/3.0

Food Safety & Technology

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 295/304
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Humanities (Technical Communication)

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 298 (144Q, 153V)
Analytical Writing – 3.0

Industrial Technology & Management

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 292
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Information Technology & Management

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 292
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 304
Analytical Writing – 3.5

Mathematics & Science Education

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 292
Analytical Writing – 2.5

Mechanical, Materials & Aerospace Engineering

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 298 (151Q)
Analytical Writing – 3.0

Physics

Degree – Professional Masters/MS and PhD
Quantitative + Verbal – 298/304
Analytical Writing – 2.5

ETS published Official GRE score reports today. Now, you will be able to get Revised GRE score from GRE Score Range you received after the test.

While writing this post, I received the following email from a reader.

I was just checking my ETS/GRE account last night and discovered that the new GRE scores are reported.Just wanted to share my scores if that helps anyone.The score ranges that I got on the day of exam were:

  • Verbal GRE Score Range- 500-600
  • Quants GRE Score Range – 750-800

and the final score according to new scale is:

  • New Verbal – 154/170
  • New Quant – 168/170

 

Official Revised GRE score reporting was scheduled to be published on Nov 8, 2011. But, ETS started reporting Revised GRE scores from today.

Let’s dive deep into the Old GRE to New GRE Concordance Table (Converter).

Check the following  concordance table. Login into you GRE Account, you should be able to see the Revised GRE score for your GRE Score Range.

New GRE Score Converter - Verbal

Old to New GRE - Verbal

 

New GRE Score Converter - Quantitative

Old top New GRE Scores - Quantitative

You can download the above tables using the following links.

  • Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning Interpretive Data Used on Score Reports (PDF) — Includes Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning scores on the 130 – 170 score scales, in one-point increments, and the corresponding percentile ranks.
  • Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning Concordance Information (PDF) — Contains two concordance tables: one for the Verbal Reasoning measure and one for the Quantitative Reasoning measure. The table for each measure provides scores on the prior 200 – 800 score scale, the corresponding estimated scores on the new 130 – 170 score scale and corresponding percentile ranks. Assists score users in comparing applicants who took the GRE® General Test prior to August 1, 2011, to applicants who took the GRE® revised General Test on or after August 1, 2011.

GRE Score Range to GRE Score

So, what is your Official GRE Score and what was your GRE Score range?

I’m still crunching the numbers to figure out how the GRE Score range, mapping of old to new took place.

Looking at few Quantitative Score Converter

  • 800 – 166 – 94%
  • 790 – 164 – 91%
  • 780 – 163 – 88%
  • 750 – 159 – 82%

As you can see 800 in Old Format converts only to 166 in New GRE Format.

What does that mean?

New GRE quantitative section is tougher than Old GRE.

See what Mantahhn GRE Blog said about GRE Score mapping.

750-800 Math estimates can end up all over the place – 750-800 was the best quant estimate that you could get on the revised GRE, but today that range can mean a score as low as the 85 percentile (based on scores we have heard so far). The fact that a range of 6 score values on the old test (750, 760, 770, 780, 790, 800) translates to at least 10 different score values on the new test (162, 163, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170) shows just how out of whack the old quant scale was. Unfortunately, it also means that receiving a 750-800 estimate on your quant doesn’t tell you much about what your official score will actually be.

But, in reality if you look at the actual scores reported to students, single score in old format corresponds to different scores in New Revised GRE.

Look at  the GRE Scores submitted by GRE Test Takers – Unofficial Correspondence Table.

I know what you are thinking.

Is it fair to have such score mapping?

Lets hold on to that argument for now. We need to crunch more numbers, understand how this Equating Process works.

I want you to understand 2 things from this post

  • ETS have published Revised GRE Scores
  • GRE Test Takers should be received Score reports in mail

If you have additional questions, comments or concerns about score mapping, leave your comments below. ETS is going to have a webinar about this score mapping process. I will be attending the session, and I can get you more updates about the GRE scores, percentiles, Equating process used for score mapping.

Your GRE Score Range?

Can you share your revised GRE score below?

Revised Score Results

Few hours back, one HSB reader posted about her New Revised GRE Score 276/340. Read the post – New GRE Score Conversion Chart

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Looks like ETS is bit ahead of their schedule in reporting Revised GRE Scores.

Remember, Revised GRE Test takers received GRE scores in old score range (200 to 800) at end of the test since August 1, 2011.

ETS is not scheduled to report Revised GRE Scores till November 8, 2011.

Manhattan GRE Blog Reports

A few hours ago, we noticed that ETS has started to add an “Estimated Current Score” column to the scores listed on the mygre.ets.org website.

So far, only exams taken in the old format seem to have been scored.

I’m waiting to hear from HSB reader, to check if scores she saw was for Revised GRE or Old Pattern GRE.

Check Your Online GRE Account

If you have taken GRE (old or new pattern), can you check in your online GRE Account at mygre.ets.org  and submit the converted GRE scores using the form below?

Revised new GRE score conversion chart will be used to convert Old GRE Score to New GRE Score.

As per ETS schedule Revised GRE Score reports will be mailed to test takers starting November November 8, 2011

You can see unofficial Old GRE to New GRE Score converter.

Few minutes back, I saw a comment from Navya

My old GRE score has been converted to New GRE score.

Now i got 276/340. I don’t know whether its a good score or bad score.

I have to figure out if ETS already started mailing out New GRE Score reports or she found from her online GRE account.

New GRE Score Conversion Chart – Verbal

New GRE Score Conversion – Verbal

OldGRE Verbal Revised GRE Verbal Percentile  Score
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 98
700 166 97
690 165 96
680 165 96
670 164 94
660 164 94
650 163 93
640 162 90
630 162 90
620 161 89
610 160 86
600 160 86
590 159 84
580 158 79
570 158 79
560 157 77
550 156 72
540 156 72
530 155 69
520 154 64
510 154 64
500 153 62
490 152 56
480 152 56
470 151 51
460 151 51
450 150 48
440 149 42
430 149 42
420 148 40
410 147 36
400 146 31
390 146 31
380 145 28
370 144 26
360 143 21
350 143 21
340 142 18
330 141 16
320 140 13
310 139 10
300 138 8
290 137 6
280 135 4
270 134 3
260 133 2
250 132 1
240 131 1
230 130 1
220 130 1
210 130 1
200 130 1

New GRE Score  Conversion – Quantitative

Old GRE to New GRE Math Raw Score conversion and percentile rank.

Old GRE Verbal New GRE  Verbal Percentile  Rank
800 166 94
790 164 91
780 163 88
770 161 86
760 160 84
750 159 82
740 158 79
730 157 77
720 156 74
710 155 69
700 155 69
690 154 67
680 153 65
670 152 61
660 152 61
650 151 56
640 151 56
630 150 53
620 149 49
610 149 49
600 148 44
590 148 44
580 147 40
570 147 40
560 146 36
550 146 36
540 145 32
530 145 32
520 144 26
510 144 26
500 144 26
490 143 22
480 143 22
470 142 19
460 142 19
450 141 16
440 141 16
430 141 16
420 140 12
410 140 12
400 140 12
390 139 10
380 139 10
370 138 7
360 138 7
350 138 7
340 137 6
330 137 6
320 136 4
310 136 4
300 136 4
290 135 3
280 135 3
270 134 2
260 134 2
250 133 1
240 133 1
230 132 1
220 132 1
210 131 1

New GRE Score Conversion

According to ETS

  • Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning scores on the GRE revised General Test are reported on new 130 – 170 score scales, in 1-point increments.
  • For GRE test takers who took the GRE General Test prior to August 2011, reports will include Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning scores on the prior 200 – 800 score scales and estimated scores on the new 130 – 170 score scales. This information is included on the score report to help you compare candidates. New GRE Score Conversion table will be available on the GRE website in November.
  • Additional test taker information is provided on the report, including email address, telephone number and intended graduate major.

Where can I find Old GRE to New GRE score converter?

New GRE Score report will include both New GRE Scores and Old GRE Scores. Following new fields will be present to New Revised GRE Score report

  • Estimated Score Scale  (New GRE Score)
  • Scaled Score  (Old GRE Score)

Official New GRE Score is Now Available.

But, why do we need an New GRE Score converter, when we can do the math (atleast simple ones) to convert Old to New GRE Scores.

Old to New GRE Scores Converter

Here is simple old to new GRE Score converter.

Old GRE Scores New GRE Scores
1160 312
1000 300
800 170
650 160
500 150
350 140
200 130
  • New GRE Scores spread  = 41 (170 – 130)
  • Old GRE spread = 61 (200 to 800)

As you can see 71 points Old GRE Score spread must correspond to 41 New GRE Score spread points.

  • 71 score points in Old GRE Scores should correspond to (and within) 41 New GRE Score points.

I believe, there will be 2 to 5 old GRE Score points correspond to New GRE Scores.

Example Old to New GRE Score Converter

  • New GRE 130 = Old GRE 210, 220, 230 and 240
  • New GRE 150 = Old GRE 510, 520 and 530

We have to wait for official Old GRE to New GRE score converter from ETS. Once Old to New GRE Score conversion is available, I will update this  post.

Next – How to get Perfect Score in GRe Exam.

Revised GRE Score Conversion table is now available. Revised GRE score range will change from 130 to 170 in Revised GRE. Lets look at GRE score range comparison between 2 Revised GRE and Old GRE formats. Continue Reading…