Average GMAT Scores For The World’s Top 20 MBA Programs 2019

If you’re looking to get accepted into a top MBA program, aiming for the class average GMAT score is a good way to start

The GMAT test is more than just a series of quantitative and verbal questions.

For some, it’s the springboard to a top quality MBA program. For others, it’s the first step on an exciting path of career change.

For business schools, a top GMAT score will make a very strong case for your seat in the MBA class, proving the mathematical and verbal dexterity to set you ahead of the crowd. Often, the better-ranked the school, the higher the average GMAT score.

Each year, we highlight the average GMAT scores for the world’s top-20 programs according to the Financial Times.

2018’s results saw Chicago Booth topping the list with a whopping 738 GMAT average, with Stanford Graduate School of Business, often the leader, close behind on 737.

This year, we find a four-way tie at the top, all with an average GMAT score of 732.*