Access to Unofficial GMAT Scores

After completing the GMAT exam, you will receive unofficial scores for the Verbal, Quantitative, Integrated Reasoning, and Total sections of the test. However, the Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) section does not have an unofficial score and is only graded by human raters. Here is a detailed explanation of how you can access your unofficial GMAT scores immediately after completing the exam:

1. Completion of the Exam
- Once you have finished the GMAT exam, you will be asked to confirm your decision to either cancel or report your scores.
- It is important to note that canceling your scores will prevent you from accessing them in the future, so it is advisable to report them unless you are completely dissatisfied with your performance.

2. Viewing Unofficial Scores at the Test Center
- If you choose to report your scores, you will be able to view your unofficial Verbal, Quantitative, Integrated Reasoning, and Total scores at the test center.
- The unofficial scores are displayed on the computer screen immediately after completing the exam.

3. Score Reporting
- Once you have viewed your unofficial scores at the test center, you will have the option to either accept or cancel them.
- If you accept your scores, they will be sent to the schools or programs you selected before the exam.
- If you cancel your scores, they will not be reported to any institutions, and you will not be able to access them in the future.

4. Official Score Report
- Approximately 20 days after your GMAT exam, you will receive an official score report.
- The official score report will include your Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) score, as well as the scores for the Verbal, Quantitative, and Integrated Reasoning sections.
- The official score report will be sent electronically to the schools or programs you selected before the exam.

Conclusion
In summary, after completing the GMAT exam, you will have immediate access to your unofficial scores for the Verbal, Quantitative, Integrated Reasoning, and Total sections. These scores can be viewed at the test center, and you will have the option to either accept or cancel them. It is important to note that the official score report, including the AWA score, will be sent to the schools or programs you selected approximately 20 days after the exam.