Registration process required to take the GMAT.
The test taker must first select a GMAT test center location. Most test centers are in permanent locations and offer the Computer-Adaptive GMAT exam throughout the year. Some test centers are Mobile (temporary) and offer the Computer-Adaptive GMAT exam on a very limited schedule.
In some countries, Supplementary test centers offer a paper-based version of the test once or twice a year.
Each test center operates on its own schedule and can accommodate varying numbers of test takers. Test takers choose the most convenient location for them by viewing the Test Center List either online or in the GMAT Information Bulletin for Testing in 2006.
Once they have decided where to take the test, test takers then need to schedule a GMAT exam appointment using one of three methods—online, by phone, or by mail. They can find out what times are available at their chosen test center by using the Check Seat Availability.
If a test taker has a documented disability and requires special testing accommodations, he or she must follow the registration procedures as described in the Test Takers with Disabilities article in the GMAT section in the Bulletin.
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