GMAT results are delivered as score reports through the candidate's GMAC account rather than through a single annual result announcement. Online delivery timing can vary; check the current GMAC estimate and account status after the appointment. Do not plan against a promised fixed date unless it appears in your current candidate account.

How to access a score report

1. Visit the official GMAT account portal and sign in.
2. Open the score or appointment area and follow the current instructions to view or download your official report.
3. Review your name, test date, total score, section scores and any percentile information shown.
4. Use the official score-sending function to send reports to selected schools; check recipient limits and fees before submitting.
5. Contact GMAC support if a report is missing or contains an error.

Score scale and use

The current GMAT total score scale is 205-805, with section scores from 60-90 for Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. Business schools set their own score expectations, application deadlines and weighting. A GMAT score is one part of an admissions decision and is not itself a qualification or admission offer.

Validity

GMAT scores are generally valid for five years, subject to GMAC's current score-report policy. Check the report and official policy for the exact expiration date, school-recipient rules and any reinstatement or cancellation conditions that apply to your record.