Accepting GMAT scores gives you access to the most advanced assessment, and much more.
Our Management Reports provide you with important score sending trends to inform your decisions.
Applicants come from different countries, cultures, academic backgrounds, and levels of work experience. Using the GMAT exam provides you with a consistent, objective measure of skills above all these application variables. And, with secure, online score reporting, it’s also convenient for you to get the information when you need it and from any location.
Spotting Patterns and Trends
Whether you choose online or paper reports, you’ll receive the Quarterly Roster, Summary Statistics and Frequency Ranking reports, which provide in-depth information about the candidates who send their scores to you and score sending trends.
Frequency Ranking Report
- What information does this report contain?
- The top 15 programs to which candidates who sent GMAT scores to your program also sent their information.
- Information about where your program overlaps with competitors.
- The number of scores sent only to your program.
- What period does it cover?
- It includes data from the previous year of scores sent to your program.
- How do I access it?
- If you receive electronic GMAT scores it will be available on the GMAT Score Reporting website under the "Management Reports" menu. You can also contact your site administrator to receive access. If you need to find out who your GMAT Score Reporting website administrator is, please contact us.
- For those that receive mailed scores, this report will be mailed to the same contact/address where scores are sent.
Summary Statistics Report
- What information does this report contain?
- Compares data on all GMAT test takers during the period with candidates who sent their scores to your program.
- Percentage of female and male test takers
- Ethnicity
- Data by country
- GMAT score range
- What period does it cover?
- It covers the previous six months of scores sent to your program.
- How do I access it?
- If you receive electronic GMAT scores it will be available on the GMAT Score Reporting website under the "Management Reports" menu. You can also contact your site administrator to receive access. If you need to find out who your GMAT Score Reporting website administrator is, please contact us.
- For those that receive mailed scores, this report will be mailed to the same contact/address where scores are sent.
Quarterly Roster Report
- What information does this report contain?
- It includes a listing of all candidates who sent their scores to your program for the given quarter.
- Provides an overview of the candidate pool.
- What period does it cover?
- It covers the previous quarter of scores sent to your program.
- How do I access it?
- If you receive electronic GMAT scores it will be available on the GMAT Score Reporting website under the "Management Reports" menu. You can also contact your site administrator to receive access. If you need to find out who your GMAT Score Reporting website administrator is, please contact us.
- For those that receive mailed scores, this report will be mailed to the same contact/address where scores are sent.
Accurately Predicting Success
For more than 40 years, we have conducted studies to analyze students’ GMAT scores, their undergraduate grade point averages, and their average grades for the first year of graduate school. The goal is to validate the GMAT exam’s accuracy in predicting student success in graduate business programs. Studies have shown that GMAT scores are typically better than undergraduate GPAs for predicting grades in the first-year of graduate management school. However, the best predictor is combining GMAT scores and the undergraduate GPA to predict success.
To help you with this important assessment, we offer our Validity Study Service (VSS), a complimentary service to all schools that receive the GMAT exam. This service helps you pinpoint the relationship between GMAT scores and performance in your school’s program by analyzing your admission criteria. We can tell you in an objective way how valid the GMAT exam is for predicting future success in your program.