2011GMATInformationBulletin
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Effective date: January 1, 2011
Contents
The GMAT® Information Bulletin contains all you need to know about taking the Graduate Management Admission
Test® (GMAT®), used in admission decisions by graduate business and management programs around the world.
Rights and Responsibilities of GMAT Test Takers
The Rights and Responsibilities of GMAT Test Takers
2
Taking the GMAT
About the GMAT Exam
Planning for Your GMAT Appointment
Rescheduling, Changing, or Canceling Your
Appointment
Requesting Test Accommodations
Test Takers Under Age 18
What to Expect on Test Day
GMAT Examination Testing Rules & Agreement
GMAT Non-Disclosure Agreement and General
Terms of Use
Self-Canceled Scores
Ending Your Exam
Sending your GMAT Scores to Schools
Retest Policy
Filing a Test Complaint
Reporting Testing Violations
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Policies & Procedures
Test Policies and Procedures
Test Administration Rules
Examinee Remedies
Privacy Policy
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About the GMAT
What Is a Computer Adaptive Test?
The GMAT Format
Test Preparation for the GMAT Exam
Test Taking Suggestions
Understanding Your Scores
Retaking the GMAT Exam
Appropriate Use of GMAT Scores
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Pullout Instructions/FAQs
What You Need to Know About Registering and Taking the
GMAT Exam
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Notice: The information contained in this edition of the GMAT Information Bulletin pertains to the GMAT exam consisting of a 60-minute
Analytical Writing Assessment, followed by 75-minute Quantitative and Verbal Sections. The Next Generation GMAT exam will include a 30-minute Analytical Writing Assessment and a 30-minute Integrated Reasoning section. A new GMAT
Information
Bulletin
» Learn
about the GMAT
» Register
for the GMAT
» Take
the GMAT
» Send
your scores
» Review
policies/procedures
» Understand
your scores
For more information, please visit
Effective date: January 1, 2011
Contents
The GMAT® Information Bulletin contains all you need to know about taking the Graduate Management Admission
Test® (GMAT®), used in admission decisions by graduate business and management programs around the world.
Rights and Responsibilities of GMAT Test Takers
The Rights and Responsibilities of GMAT Test Takers
2
Taking the GMAT
About the GMAT Exam
Planning for Your GMAT Appointment
Rescheduling, Changing, or Canceling Your
Appointment
Requesting Test Accommodations
Test Takers Under Age 18
What to Expect on Test Day
GMAT Examination Testing Rules & Agreement
GMAT Non-Disclosure Agreement and General
Terms of Use
Self-Canceled Scores
Ending Your Exam
Sending your GMAT Scores to Schools
Retest Policy
Filing a Test Complaint
Reporting Testing Violations
3
4
5
5
5
6
8
9
10
10
10
11
11
11
Policies & Procedures
Test Policies and Procedures
Test Administration Rules
Examinee Remedies
Privacy Policy
12
12
15
16
About the GMAT
What Is a Computer Adaptive Test?
The GMAT Format
Test Preparation for the GMAT Exam
Test Taking Suggestions
Understanding Your Scores
Retaking the GMAT Exam
Appropriate Use of GMAT Scores
22
22
24
24
25
25
25
Pullout Instructions/FAQs
What You Need to Know About Registering and Taking the
GMAT Exam
27
Notice: The information contained in this edition of the GMAT Information Bulletin pertains to the GMAT exam consisting of a 60-minute
Analytical Writing Assessment, followed by 75-minute Quantitative and Verbal Sections. The Next Generation GMAT exam will include a 30-minute Analytical Writing Assessment and a 30-minute Integrated Reasoning section. A new GMAT