What are the list of items allowed at GMAT exam centre?

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar | Contributor-Level 10

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Applicants taking the GMAT exam at a designated centre are allowed to bring the following items:

List of Items Allowed at GMAT Exam Centre
Watches	Electronic Aids	Writing Utensils
Thesaurus	Radios	Ear Plugs
Lip Balm	Pagers	Stereos
Pamphlets	Dictionaries	Cell Phones
Calculators	Mobile Phones	Scratch Paper
Rulers	Translators	Communication Devices

Applicants must also note, that these items can be strored in the lockers provied at the GMAT centres and cannot be taken along in the testing area.

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