No, we do not specify a minimum GMAT score - it is just one of the many criteria we consider in the selection process. However, the majority of our students have a score above 580, and the average for this year's class is 680.

Over the past three years, the average score of successful applicants on the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) score was higher than 630.

There is no minimum requirement - a high score does not guarantee admission and a lower score does not necessarily eliminate an applicant. The average score is 680, with 80% being between 610 - 750.

There is no minimum GMAT score cutoff. An index comprised of the GMAT score and undergraduate GPA is used as a guideline for admission decisions.

When assessing the GMAT score, we take into account the background of the applicant. Because of the enormous diversity in the class, we expect variation in GMAT scores, and never view the GMAT in isolation. It is one of many criteria we use to assess applicants: a high GMAT score does not guarantee admission, and a low score does not necessarily eliminate an applicant.

While it is important to do well on the GMAT, we do not have a minimum score. The GMAT exam is required for admission to the MSRED program and combined with prior academic performance serves as a guide to the admissions committee in determining an applicant's academic potential in coursework at MIT. People who take the GMAT multiple times will be interested to know that we use only the highest score.

Yes. If an applicant takes the GMAT more than one time, then the highest score will be used for evaluation.

We do not require a minimum GMAT score for application. For those who hold a not very competitive score, we would suggest taking CEIBS entrance examination.

Not technically. It is expected though that the candidates would have a GMAT score of 600 or better going by our experience with PGP-PMP 07-08. For CAT, however, there is a minimum score of 85+. The best score in previous three CATs would be used. The equivalent performance on the IIMA's specially designed test would be determined by the Admissions Committee for short-listing and application rating. The IIMA's specially designed test is very similar to GMAT.

Effective July 1, 2007, the minimum GMAT score expected will be 500. Those being admitted under the Combined Model must complete the GMAT with a score that equals or exceeds an overall total score of 550. Under no circumstances will applicants with GMAT scores below 450 (500) for students under the combined 3/2 model) be recommended for admission.

There is no minimum required test score for the GRE. It is one part of the total application process. We also consider your overall academic performance, experience, and commitment to the health care profession. The minimum required TOEFL score is 230 (computer based), 570 (paper based), or 88 (internet based). Official TOEFL scores from ETS from the previous two years must be sent directly to the Office of Admission for the School for Health Studies.

Answer: No. Official GMAT scores are required for an application to be considered complete. Unofficial scores can only be used as a preliminary measure to evaluate your application.

GRE: Varies by program. If there is a minimum score required, it would be listed in the catalog under each program's admission requirements. MAT: Only good for the master's in Counseling and doctoral in Nursing; no minimum score has been set.

The GMAT is scored on a scale from 200 to 800. The average score is pretty close to 500 although that has increased in recent years. To get into a top 10 business school you will typically need a score higher than a 600. While a score higher than 700 should get you into most business schools, nothing is guaranteed.

These tests do help but are not mandatory as far as the admission into a university or college is concerned. However, the students, whose academic records are not good, they may take these tests to support their claim for admission.