If you’re planning to pursue a Graduate Business Degree Abroad, chances are the GMAT is already on your radar. After all, GMAT scores are used by more than 7,700 programs at over 2,400 universities and organizations across 110 countries, making the exam a widely recognized part of the university admissions process.
At present, when you take the GMAT more than once, you can choose which valid GMAT score you want to send to your preferred university. But the way your performance across multiple attempts can be presented is about to get an interesting addition. A new score-reporting option is being introduced, giving you another way to showcase your GMAT performance when applying to different institutions.
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