What is the eligibility to appear for GMAT?

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3 years ago

To appear for the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test), there are no specific eligibility criteria in terms of educational qualifications or age. The GMAT is generally taken by individuals who are interested in pursuing a graduate business program, such as an MBA (Master of Business Administrat

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Leena Agarwal | Guide-Level 12

8 years ago

1. Aspirants may choose to appear for GMAT exam five times ONLY within a span of 12 months. 2. The minimum period of the wait between two consecutive GMAT attempts is 16 days. 3. Test takers who have previously scored a perfect score of 800 need to wait for five years before they a take a retest.

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