Unofficial Score
Immediately after completing your GMAT exam, your unofficial scores for the Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Integrated Reasoning, as well as your Total Score are previewed on screen. Your Analytical Writing Assessment score is not included in this unofficial score view.
Exams Taken at a Test Center: After the exam, when your unofficial score is previewed, you will have two minutes to accept or cancel it. If you don’t make a decision, your score will automatically be canceled. If you accepted your score, you still have the option to cancel it up to 72 hours after the completion of your exam via mba.com. This option to cancel may take up to 24 hours to appear, depending on the location of your test center. There is a fee to cancel your score after leaving the test center. If you accept your score, you will receive a print-out of your unofficial score preview prior to leaving the test center. You can view a sample unofficial score preview here.
Exams Taken Online: After the exam, when your unofficial score is previewed, you are not allowed to take a screenshot or photo of it, or write it down. You will receive an email notification when your Official Score Report is available on mba.com. Printout of unofficial score previews are not available for GMAT exams delivered online.
Your Official Score Report is available via your mba.com account typically within 7 business days, but may take up to 20 business days to process. You will be notified via email once your Official Score Report is available. It includes your exam appointment details, some personal data that was provided at registration, individual section scores, Total Score, and percentile rankings.
Your Official Score Report will also include previous scores from other GMAT exams taken within the past five years (if applicable). You can view a sample Official Score Report here.
Cancelling Your Score - Test Center Only
If you take the exam at a test center, there may be situations in which you want to cancel your GMAT exam score. We advise that you be ready to make this decision prior to your exam.
After the exam, you’ll be able to preview your unofficial score. You will then have two minutes to accept or cancel it. If you do not make a decision, your score will automatically be canceled. If you accepted your score, you still have the option to cancel it up to 72 hours after the completion of your exam. This option to cancel may take up to 24 hours to appear, depending on the location of your test center. There is a fee to cancel your score after leaving the test center.
If you choose to cancel your score:
- It will not be sent to any of the schools you selected.
- You will not receive a printed copy of your unofficial score at the test center.
- You will not be able to access your Official Score Report.
- You must wait 16 calendar days to retake the exam.
Cancelling your score only applicable to exams delivered at a test center. There is no need to cancel or reinstate your score for an online exam. For exams delivered online, you have the flexibility to review your score and decided whether you want to send it to programs after receiving your Official Score.
Please Note: If you purchase an Additional Score Report you will not be able to cancel your score online.
Your score may also be cancelled at the sole discretion of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), the global non-profit council of business schools and administrator of the GMAT exam, and/or Pearson VUE.
Reinstating Your Score - Test Center Only
You may reinstate a previously canceled score for a fee via your mba.com account. Canceled scores can be reinstated up to four years and 11 months from the exam date. Reinstated scores are available typically within 7 business days, but may take up to 20 business days to process.
If a score is reinstated, your Official Score Report will be sent to the initial list of schools that you selected on test day. You cannot modify the list. You will, however, be able to be able to view the list of schools receiving your reinstated score prior to confirming the reinstatement.
Issues With Your Score
If you believe that you should be able to cancel or reinstate your score, but are unable to do so, contact GMAC Customer Service.