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How do I select a GMAT test date?The test can be taken on any day of the year except Sundays and public holidays (please contact us for specific dates). First find out the application deadlines for the graduate schools to which you are applying, then work backwards from your earliest deadline. Build some extra time into your planning process for unexpected delays because you can only take the GMAT once per calendar month. Keep in mind that it can take as long as four weeks for your official scores to arrive at your designated schools. While in theory you could sign up for the GMAT with only two days’ notice, don’t depend upon this luxury. Call at least one month prior to your desired test date. Further information can be found at GMAT’s official website and at mba.com where you can book a test appointment on-line, rather like booking an on-line airline ticket. Again, be reminded that it is not wise to leave your booking till the last minute – you may be sorely disappointed.
How important is the GMAT and how is it used?It is crucial! Although business schools/universities may consider other factors, the vast majority of admission decisions are based on only two criteria: your GMAT score and your GPA (Grade Point Average).
How many times should I take the GMAT?Most people are better off preparing thoroughly for the test, taking it one time and getting their top score. You can take the test as many times as you like, but many business schools will average your scores. You should call the universities to which you are applying to find out their policy. Then plan your strategy accordingly.
Can I cancel my score?Yes. When you finish the test, the computer will offer the option of canceling the test or accepting it. If you cancel the test, neither you nor any school will see your score. If you accept the test, the computer will display your score and it will be available to all schools.
Recommended GMAT textbooksThere is one book that you will definitely need since it is the only one that contains authentic past questions from the testing service: The Official Guide for GMAT Review
