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Where Can Singapore Applicants Find Official GMAT Score-Sending Instructions?

Did you know? GMAC’s Sending Your Score page is the starting point for official GMAT delivery. Its step-by-step help article explains how to send a report through your mba.com account once the score is reportable.

The current instructions allow up to five free programme reports within 48 hours of the Official Score becoming available—not 48 hours after finishing the exam. Check the report and recipients before confirming. Sending a score cannot be undone, and typing a score into an application is not the same as ordering official delivery.

Your next step is to read the receiving programme’s current evidence policy, then locate the exact school or programme in the reporting system. Keep its deadline beside the official reporting instructions. A successful send request does not by itself establish that an admissions office has matched the result to your application.

Find your next step

Find GMAC’s reporting sources · Check report, timing and recipient · Complete the delivery follow-up

Which source answers your question?

Your taskOfficial sourceWhat to check
Understand the reporting policySending Your ScoreFree-report window, report contents and irreversible sending
Follow the account stepsHow to send an official GMAT scoreReportable score and View and Send Score workflow
Find the released resultOfficial Score ReportsAvailability notification and score-report access
Resolve a missing destinationCannot find a school or programmeName-based search and guidance from the recipient
Check whether the programme needs official delivery now, then use the provider’s reporting route.

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What should applicants check before sending?

Distinguish a reportable result from an exam-day score

GMAC’s official-report page describes an email notification when the report becomes available in your account. It normally gives a three-to-five-day timeframe, with an explicit allowance for cases taking up to 20 days. Treat that as published timing guidance, not a guaranteed release for your particular appointment.

Check the actual account status before planning a send. If the report is not yet available, do not use a screenshot as proof that official delivery has occurred. Keep the receiving programme informed through its published process if an evidence deadline needs clarification.

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Use the free-report window thoughtfully

Prepare a recipient shortlist before release so you can review it calmly once the report is available. The provider’s free-report period begins with official availability; additional reports outside the allowance or window involve a fee. Check the current terms in your account instead of assuming an old charge still applies.

A free report is not an instruction to send to every possible destination. Confirm whether each programme needs official evidence at that stage and whether you are choosing its correct entry route. Keep the report choice, recipient and send date in your application notes.

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Read what the report will contain

GMAC’s sending page explains the scores associated with the selected exam and says an applicable GMAT Superscore is included for candidates with multiple attempts. Do not rely on older descriptions promising that only one sitting’s evidence will be visible. Read the current explanation before making a decision.

Separate the provider’s report contents from the university’s admissions policy. If a programme describes how it considers repeat attempts or combined results, use its own current wording. A reporting feature does not mean every school evaluates the evidence in the same way.

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Search by the institution, school or programme name

GMAC’s missing-destination help says programme codes are no longer used for the search. If a school supplied a code, search by its institution, school or programme name instead. If the organisation does not officially accept GMAT scores, the help page directs applicants to ask it for guidance.

Do not choose a similarly named programme just to complete an order. Resolve the destination first, then confirm the send and retain the record. Afterwards, check the university’s application checklist and follow its matching instructions if the report remains outstanding.

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What is the next useful step?

Open the official report and one programme’s evidence instructions together. Verify the recipient’s full name, check the relevant reporting window and review the report contents before sending. Keep provider delivery, university receipt and application matching as separate stages in your notes.

For more detail, read SMU master’s programme application sources and admission-test requirement checks. Continue through the Singapore School Pathways & Calendar for the wider education journey.

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Source review: 18 October 2026. Recheck the current official instructions and applicable admission or test requirements before acting.

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