GMAT Exam 2015

Updated on: Tuesday, July 21, 2015

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has officially announced regarding the set of changes being introduced in the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) exam 2015. The official website made the declaration on July 19.

The announcement has put new rules under which the GMAT exam aspirants will now be permitted to write the re-test after a mere 16-day gap rather than the earlier 31-day retake period. This feature will let the students retake the test within a shorter time span to accommodate their schedules and study pattern in a much better way.

The candidates will also be allowed to view an 'Official Score Report' using their Date of Birth and will also not have their cancelled scores mentioned in the report cards. A feature called 'Score Preview' will allow the GMAT exam -takers to preview the unofficial scores, before they can decide to report or cancel them. All score cancellations that have been made before July 19 will not feature in score reports sent to institutes. However, score reports which have already been sent to institutes cannot be changed. For those candidates, a period of 60 days would be granted to reinstate a cancelled score.

The changes are being introduced as control and confidence building measures and are based on feedback from the students. The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) exam is a computer based evaluation exam that evaluates your verbal, mathematical, integrated reasoning, and analytical writing skills. The GMAT exam comprises of four segments which includes analytical writing assessment, integrated reasoning, quantitative and verbal.

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