GMAT

No, applicants cannot access or use an on-screen calculator for the Quantitative Reasoning section of GMAT (Focus Edition). There is no manual calculator also that is allowed for use for this section.

There are 21 questions on Verbal Reasoning section of GMAT exam. The VR section pattern is simple, it tests applicants on reading comprehension and critical reasoning areas of applicants. In the VR section ability to understand written material, analysing the given arguments and evaluation of information is tested for its applicants. Applicants have 45 minutes to attempt this section. 

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. 

No, GMAT scores are not considered mandatory for submission for admission in MBA courses at Adelphi University. The university's prime focus is on academic requirements like GPA and other factors, like submission of documents like personal essays and letters of recommendation, along with academic records. The minimum GPA requirement for admission is 3.0 or more out of 4.0. Since GPA is a key factor, applicants with a GPA under 3.0 may be required to submit GMAT scores to enhance their profiles and increase their chances of acceptance.

GMAT and GREs are one of the crucial criteria during admission and are submitted by students to improve their profiles. 58% class submitted GMAT scores, and 42% submitted GRE scores. There is no ideal score provided by students to get into the Stanford MBA. According to the university student profile 2026, an average score of 738 was scored by the applicants who were selected.