The GMAT is a secure, computer-adaptive test, not a conventional public examination with a released answer key. GMAC does not provide a universal post-exam answer key or candidate response sheet for candidates to download. Use official practice questions and explanations to review concepts.

Question review during the exam

The current exam allows candidates to review questions and edit a limited number of answers in each section, subject to the section timer and on-screen rules. The review function is available during the appointment, not as a post-exam response-sheet challenge. Read the test tutorial and on-screen instructions before beginning.

After the exam

• Use your GMAC account to view score information when it is released.
• Check official score-report details and any available score review or rescore process on mba.com.
• Follow the stated deadline, eligibility, charge and submission process if you believe a report contains an administrative error.
• Do not use unofficial answer keys or purported leaked test content to dispute a score.

Historical-format note

Older IndCareer GMAT content describes an essay, Integrated Reasoning and a five-score report. That material relates to a discontinued format and is retained only as historical context. The current exam has three sections and a 205-805 total score scale.