<p>I am a senior in high school and since I didnt do quite well on the SAT, I wonder if it really shows that my learning ability is not as good as other kids? Also, I am business major-intended but not quite sure if I will major in something else in the future, so if I wanna prepare for the exam, which one should i prepare for in my freshmen year in college?</p>
<p>"SAT score" does not equal "learning ability." It's certainly indicative of testing ability, but not learning ability.</p>
<p>Both GMAT and GRE are generally taken in your junior year of college about the same time that Premeds take their MCATs. The idea is that you know which area you would like to pursue.</p>
<p>If you plan to do a PhD, take GRE and GRE advanced (Biochem, Chem, Orgo etc...)
If you decide to do your MBA, take GMAT.</p>
<p>Even if you wish to take GRE, it's not bad to use GMAT prep books as their math sections are better than those in GRE prep books.</p>