GMAT Scores

There is no GMAT score reinstating fee. In order to reinstate a cancelled score, you need to log in to your GMAT account. Candidates need to pay the fee at the time of checkout. Your reinstated GMAT scores will be available within 7 business days (it might take up to 20 business days as well). If you reinstate your GMAT score, the 5 programmes/colleges, which you had selected on the GMAT exam day, will receive your official GMAT score report. This reinstatement is applicable only if the applicants cancelled GMAT scores online also if the exam date was on or after January 1, 2014, or for up to four years and 11 months after the exam date.

GMAT score cancellation facility is available for both GMAT exam modes. Those who take the GMAT exam at a test centre, can cancel their score at the test centre after giving their exam. They have the option of cancelling the scores at the test centre immediately after giving the exam without paying any fee. However, they can also cancel the GMAT score online by paying a fee of $25 within 72 hours of their scheduled GMAT exam. The scores cancelled by the candidate will not be shown or indicated on the score reports sent to schools. If you purchase an additional GMAT score report, you will not be allowed to cancel your GMAT score online.Also those who take the GMAT exam from home have the option to cancel their scores within 72 hours of taking the exam.

Getting admission into the Executive MBA programs at the top Indian colleges GIBS, Bangalore, and Calcutta (IIM A, B, C) with a GMAT score of 660 can be challenging but not impossible. These programs are highly competitive, and the average GMAT scores for accepted candidates often range between 700-740. However, several factors influence the admission process:Work Experience: IIMs value substantial work experience (typically 8-10 years) with a strong record of professional achievements. Leadership roles, managerial experience, and demonstrated impact within your industry can significantly bolster your application.Overall Profile: In addition to GMAT scores, IIMs consider the applicant’s academic background, career progression, diversity of experience, and extracurricular involvement. A well-rounded profile can offset a slightly lower GMAT score.Personal Interview and Statement of Purpose (SOP): Your performance in the personal interview, along with a compelling SOP that clearly outlines your career goals and reasons for pursuing an Executive MBA, will play a critical role in the selection process.While GIBS offers robust MBA programs with strong industry ties and placement opportunities, focusing on these aspects can enhance your chances of admission into the prestigious IIMs for their Executive MBA programs.