Yes, you can send your GMAT scores to specific business schools after taking the exam. Here's how you can do it:


It is important to familiarize yourself with the GMAT score reporting policy. According to the policy, you can choose up to five programs to receive your GMAT scores for free on the day of the exam. However, if you want to send your scores to additional programs or if you decide to send them at a later date, you will have to pay an additional fee.


Before taking the GMAT, it is recommended to research and identify the business schools you are interested in applying to. Make a list of these schools as you will need to provide their names and codes during the score reporting process.


There are three score reporting options available:

Score Preview: This option allows you to view your unofficial scores immediately after completing the exam. You can then decide whether to accept or cancel these scores. If you choose to cancel, the scores will not be sent to any school, and you can retake the exam at a later date.

Immediate Score Sending: If you are confident with your performance, you can select up to five programs to receive your scores for free on the day of the exam. This option cannot be changed or canceled once confirmed.

Additional Score Reports: If you decide to send your scores to additional schools or if you missed the opportunity to select schools on the exam day, you can request additional score reports for a fee. You can make the request online through your GMAT account.


To send your scores online, you need to log in to your GMAT account and navigate to the "Score Reports" section. From there, you can select the schools you want to send your scores to by providing their names and codes. Review your selections and proceed to payment if applicable.


If you prefer to send your scores by phone or mail, you can contact the GMAT Customer Service to make the request. Be prepared to provide the necessary information, such as your identification details and the names and codes of the schools you want to send your scores to.

In conclusion, sending your GMAT scores to specific business schools after taking the exam is possible. By understanding the score reporting policy, deciding on the schools, and utilizing the available score reporting options, you can ensure that your scores reach the desired institutions efficiently.