You can access GMAT® scores electronically or receive paper reports—they're sent to the test taker and score-report recipients selected by the test taker within three weeks of the test date.
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GMAT Scores Online
Our free electronic score-reporting system lets you access available GMAT score reports at your convenience—daily, weekly, or monthly—and you can even search for an individual candidate.
Deciding to change how you access score reports may seem daunting, but we’ve worked to make it as simple and user-friendly as possible. In fact, our Score-Reporting website is so intuitive that formal training isn’t needed.
Eliminate excess paper in your office and access only the score reports you need for application review. We’re here to help your staff take full advantage of the new system with online guides, help desk support, and hands-on assistance. If you would like to start receiving your scores online, please contact gmatprogram@gmac.com.
Plant-a-Tree Program
Need one more reason to retrieve GMAT scores online? We’ll plant a tree on your behalf when your school chooses to get score reports electronically from our Score-Reporting website. When you go green with us, you’ll help reduce paper waste—for cleaner air, clearer water, and fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
Stop receiving paper reports today and a tree will be planted in the United States, Asia, or Latin America in honor of your choice!
Paper GMAT Scores
You can still receive GMAT score reports via postal mail. Electronic and paper reports contain all of the same information, but paper reports may take longer to reach you due to processing and transit time.
Management Reports
No matter how you access your GMAT score reports, you will continue to receive Quarterly Candidate Rosters, Semi-Annual Summary Statistics, and the Annual Frequency Ranking Report. These reports now provide you with even more information about the candidates who choose to send their scores to your programs. If you have questions about management reports, please contact gmatprogram@gmac.com.
Candidate Rosters: Every quarter, you will receive a roster of candidates (and their scores) who have sent scores to your program. These rosters can help to capture patterns in score sending—quarter over quarter—and can aid in the tracking of score-sending patterns year over year.
Summary Statistics Report: In July and December, we will send out Summary Statistics Reports. The July report shows data for candidates who sent their scores to your program from January through June. You will receive two reports in December: one will reflect data from July through December and the other will reflect the entire calendar year. These reports compare your candidate pool to the entire testing pool based on test takers' self-reported demographic information.
Frequency Ranking Report: You will receive an annual Frequency Ranking Report. This report lists the top 15 programs (based on volume) that received scores from candidates who sent scores to you. The report shows score ranges where your programs overlap with your competitiors, as well as the number of scores that were sent to your program only.
GMAT Program Codes
To find out how GMAT test takers view your programs when they select score-report recipients, search the GMAT Program database. If you would like to make changes to the programs associated with your school, please contact gmatprogram@gmac.com.