GMAT Centres

The following IDs will not be accepted at GMAT exam centres:

• Expired identification
• Passport cards
• Social security cards
• Draft classification cards
• Credit cards
• Employee or student IDs
• Letters from university or college
• IDs with physical descriptions in place of photos
• Photocopies of any ID
• Selfies, portraits, or profile photos

No, the Aadhaar Card is not accepted as an ID for entry into the GMAT exam centre. Indian applicants have to carry their passports as frm of identification. The passport should be valid and recent one applicable for international travels. In case applicants fail to present their passports, they will not be allowed to enter the GMAT exam centre and will have to lose on to the GMAT exam fee they paid. To re-appear, they will have to re-register for GMAT with the full fee again. 

Yes, there is a provision to update the time and location for GMAT exam. Applicants can cancel and reschedule their exam date or test centre. There is a timeline based on which applicants can get a refund also if they cancel their appoitments well within time. 

To find test center dates and times the nearest your location, visit: Search for a convenient test center. Please contact GMAT Customer Service for your region by phone, email or live chat, if you have questions or concerns related to your GMAT Exam taken at a Test Center appointment.

Test Environment: The Online GMAT can be taken at home or any quiet, private location, eliminating the need to travel to a testing center.

GMAC, which stands for the Graduate Management Admission Council, is the organisation that provides the list of GMAT test centers in India. The GMAT focus edition test centers can be found in all major cities across the country, totaling 39 in number.

Applicants taking the GMAT exam at a designated centre are allowed to bring the following items:

Applicants must also note, that these items can be strored in the lockers provied at the GMAT centres and cannot be taken along in the testing area. 

GMAT exam is conducted online and at a test centre. Applicants can take the GMAT exam in either of the modes. Those who choose to take GMAT online would be required to pay USD 300, whereas, those opting for GMAT exam centre testing will have to pay USD 275. 

Those who wish to take GMAT online will have to have a laptop with good internet speed and connection. Those testing at the centre will have to take the test on the device provided at the test centre itself. 

In case a GMAT test centre is available test centre option will appear during registration. Applicants must keep in mind that they will have to first decide their test centre availability based on their GMAT exam date. Once the two match, the applicant can complete the registration. The GMAT test center availability may differ based on the date of exam chosen by the applicant, thus, there may be a seat available or there may not be an availability also. Thus, applicants should check all options before making a decision. 

There is a list of GMAT test centres in India on the mba.com website. Also when registering for GMAT, based on address a list of GMAT test centres will be given. You can choose the best from that list.

In case a GMAT date is unavailable on a given centre, you will have to choose another one. So apply in advance.