GMAT

All the candidates who are going to apply for Full-time MBA at MIT Sloan School of Management are required to take a GMAT or a GRE in order to be eligible to apply. The B-School requires a score of 730.

Other requirements to be able to apply to MIT Sloan School of Management MBA:

Other factors that are considered for admission include:

·         Post-college work experience

·         Leadership skills and experience

·         Undergraduate GPA of 3.6 on scale of 4.0

·         Honours or awards

All the candidates who are going to apply for Full-time MBA at MIT Sloan School of Management are required to take a GMAT or a GRE in order to be eligible to apply. The B-School requires a score of 730.

Other requirements to be able to apply to MIT Sloan School of Management MBA:

Other factors that are considered for admission include:

·         Post-college work experience

·         Leadership skills and experience

·         Undergraduate GPA of 3.6 on scale of 4.0

·         Honours or awards

Since the number of applicants is increasing by the year, you should book your preferred time slot and test centre 1-2 months in advance. When the season hits, that is, when most applications happen, in November every year, it is ideal to book the slot 3-6 months in advance. Waiting for the last moment to register or book your slot for GMAT is not a good idea. Another way of looking into it would be booking your slot at the time of your test preparation. Suppose, you are preparing for GMAT Exam, you will need some time to prepare for the exam. The ideal duration for preparation would be anywhere between 3-6 months, which may vary given your speed and capacity. As soon as you book the slot, you ensure that the exam is closer and you gear up to rigorous preparation mode. This would keep you motivated as well as save your date as per your schedule. Moreover, you also need to work on your MBA application documents which include a resume,  SOP,  LOR,  admission essays, etc. Hence, you need to consider the application document preparation time as well while considering GMAT slot booking.

The following points provide details of testing accommodations:

• Create your profile on the official GMAT website. Do not register for the GMAT exam until you receive a final decision on your testing accommodation.
• Read the GMAT handbook and the GMAT Supplement for Test Takers with Disabilities.
• Collect the required documents for the following disabilities (as the case may be):
• Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
• Learning and Cognitive Disabilities
• Physical/Systemic Disabilities
• Psychological Disabilities
• Deaf/Hard of Hearing and Blind/Low Vision
• Visit the 'Apply for Accommodations' option and submit your request by attaching the relevant documents. Once you submit the request, you will receive a confirmation email. Your request will also be available on your official GMAT account within 24 hours. GMAC may take around 16-20 business days to revert. Under certain circumstances, it might take longer as well.
• With the help of GMAT testing accommodations, you may receive additional time, rest breaks, a reader to read, a recorder to record your answers, etc. depending on your request and situation.

If the testing accommodations were approved in the last 2 years and if the documents provided by a candidate still hold relevance, a student need not submit the documents again. He/she can just apply for the Accommodation Request Form.