Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)

Yes, scratch work resources are offered during the exam. A candidate will receive a 5-page laminated booklet as well as two dry-erase markers.

Yes, you may use scratch work resources like whiteboards during the exam. However, you can access an online whiteboard, too.

You can send score reports to up to five programs free of cost. However, an additional fee may be charged for additional reports.

Yes, a candidate aged below 18 can attend the exam, however, you must email a signed GMAT Parental Consent/Authorization form to GMATParentalConsent@Pearson.com.

The GMAT exam is challenging and the scores are considered by B schools for admissions to MBA programs. You can crack the exam with a disciplined study routine and attempting as many mock tests as you can.

You can take the GMAT exam if you are considering an MBA program, or wish to attend a business school. You will require at least two months for preparation. Always select the examination date such that you will receive results before the application deadline.

Yes, you can cancel the exam score immediately after the exam at zero fees. Else, you can also cancel the score within 72 hours after paying a fee. The canceled scores are not shown on the score reports shared with business schools, but they will be notified about this cancellation. Although the scores are not known, this very information about the score cancellation may impact your chances of getting admitted. So, canceling the scores after you see them is not recommended.

It will depend on where you live. Most countries accept only a passport as an ID for the exam.

As known, 800 is the highest score, any candidate can achieve in the GMAT exam. You can retake the exam after 5 years.