Free GMAT Score Calculator

Your Quant, Verbal and Data Insights scores (each 60 to 90) are added up. This calculator converts that sum into a total using (Q + V + DI − 180) × 20/3 + 205, rounded to the nearest number ending in 5. Totals run from 205 to 805. Only GMAC's official score report is final.

It depends on your target schools. A score of 700 or above is generally competitive for top-20 MBA programs such as Harvard, Stanford GSB and Wharton. Scores between 650 and 700 are typically strong for top-50 programs. Indian programs like ISB usually look for scores above 680.

It gives a close estimate using the score conversion built into this tool. Your official score is decided by GMAC on the day of your exam and may differ slightly. Use the result to set targets and see which section moves your total the most, not as a prediction.

Each section (Quant, Verbal, Data Insights) is scored from 60 to 90. A section score of 60 is the minimum and 90 is the maximum. A score near the 50th percentile is about 78 in Quant, 79 in Verbal and 75 in Data Insights, so the same number means different things in each section.

Start with a diagnostic test to find your weakest section, then build concept clarity before adding timed practice with official materials. Review every mistake instead of just counting scores. Crackverbal offers free concept videos and one-on-one strategy sessions if you want structured guidance.