GMAC Advisor

Simon Harley, Assistant Director for Graduate Enrollment, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College (CUNY) takes a close look at candidates’ Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative scores on the GMAT exam to help build a high-performing class.

Angelyn Ang, Associate Director of Marketing and Admissions, shares why the National University of Singapore uses the GMAT exam to help predict candidate success.

Learn more about how Integrated Reasoning can help you identify successful candidates and build successful programs.

The Executive Assessment (EA) is growing as it adds to its list of accepting schools. 

Our latest service helps students identify their best-fit programs by offering a list of personalized business program recommendations.

Are your candidates ready for GMAT exam day?

The GMAT® Enhanced Score Report (ESR) allows test takers to be in control of their performance by giving them an in-depth review of their scores and insight into their test-taking skills. 

Starting on April 16, the exam will be shorter by 30 minutes to give candidates a more streamlined test-taking experience and help increase their confidence. The total test time on the updated exam will now be 3.5 hours instead of four hours, including breaks and instructions.

Select Section Order provides candidates the choice, control, and flexibility to take the exam based upon their strengths and test-taking preferences. This allows GMAT exam test-takers the ability to build confidence and do their best on test day.

Offer your candidates the chance to get a free 8-week study prep guide, when they enter to win access to the GMAT^® Official Guide Online (valued at $45.95). We will choose 25 winners.