Exam Domains

1 Quantitative Reasoning (problem solving, data sufficiency) 33%

2 Verbal Reasoning (reading comprehension, critical reasoning) 33%

3 Data Insights (data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, graphics interpretation, table analysis, two-part analysis) 33%

Exam Details

Question TypesMultiple Choice, Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Table Analysis, Two-Part Analysis

FormatComputer-adaptive (question-level adaptive); available online via Pearson VUE OnVUE platform or at Pearson VUE test centers worldwide. Review and edit up to 3 answers per section allowed.

Online ProctoringAvailable

ID RequirementsGovernment-issued photo ID required. Name on ID must exactly match the name used during registration. For online exams: webcam, microphone, and a private, quiet room required.

RenewalNot required -- GMAT exam scores are not certifications requiring renewal. GMAT Focus scores are valid for 5 years from the test date. EA scores are valid for 5 years from the test date. Candidates may retake exams (within retake limits) to obtain higher or more recent scores.

Retake PolicyGMAT Focus Edition: once every 16 calendar days; max 5 attempts per rolling 12-month period; max 8 lifetime attempts. Executive Assessment: once per calendar year; max 2 lifetime attempts.

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