How do I find the available exam centers in my country to take the GMAT?

 Who makes the GMAT?

 Can one avail scholarship for GMAT?

Official body that conducts GMAT does not have any scholarships to offer to its students. However there are private companies who sponsor scholarships. clicking here.

 I am an international candidate and I don’t have a credit card. How can I register for the GMAT?

Authorities say, you need either credit card or debit card with security code. (For international ie. non-American students it is safer to rely only on credit card as some international debit cards might be incompatible). Unfortunately there’s no other option available. Maybe you should ask your close friend or relative to lend you one.

 How do I register for the GMAT?

 How much does it cost to take the GMAT?

 I am physically challenged; can I still take the test?

Yes you can. Click here

 Is it mandatory to have GMAT test taken, in order to apply to MBA programs? Do you have the list of bschools that require GMAT?

Yes, please refer the list, which has 5000+ graduate business programmes accepting GMAT score. Also I’d check with your prospective MBA programs or b-schools directly. Outside the US most of b-schools have their own regional entrance test. Some of MBA programs in the USA have also started accepting GRE scores. Yet, GMAT being the standardize test, it is accepted worldwide & is better choice if you’re applying to multiple b-schools.
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Who can take the GMAT test?

Anybody can take the test. There’s no eligibility as such. You don’t have to be a graduate or have to have a certain work experience to appear for the test. You may need to bring a valid identity card or a passport on the test. But anybody is eligible to appear for the test.
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What is the GMAT?

The GMAT stands for Graduate Management Admission Test.
It is a standardized test taken usually for admission to post graduate management programs (such as MBA) across the globe, especially in the USA.
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