GMAT
Graduate Management Admission Test
About the GMAT
The GMAT assesses skills essential for success in business and management programs. It evaluates analytical writing, integrated reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and verbal reasoning abilities. The test is designed to measure a candidate's readiness for the rigorous academic environment of graduate business studies.
Business schools use GMAT scores to compare applicants from diverse academic and professional backgrounds, ensuring a fair evaluation process. The exam is recognized globally, making it a key component of the application process for many MBA and business-related programs.
Everything on the GMAT
93 sections, imported from the exam board's own published guidance.
Universities that accept the GMAT
Matched against each university's stated English requirements. Always confirm the minimum score on your course page — acceptance and the score they want are two different things.
Carnegie Mellon University - Australia Australia Governors State University United States Youngstown State University United States Emporia State University United States Bridgewater State University United States University of South Carolina Upstate United States Delaware State University United States East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania United States Weill Cornell Medical College United States West Texas A & M University United States Alabama A & M University United States Saint Joseph's University United States