Gmat Score Calculator
Estimate your GMAT Total Score based on your Quantitative and Verbal raw scores using the official scoring algorithm.
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How to Use the GMAT Score Calculator
- Enter your Quantitative Score (0–60) in the first field. For example, type
49. - Enter your Verbal Score (0–60) in the second field. For example, type
40. - Click the "Calculate Total Score" button (or press Enter on your keyboard).
- View your estimated total score displayed in the green alert box. The formula used is:
Total = (Quant × 9) + (Verbal × 7) + 200(approximate, unofficial). - If you see a red error, ensure both inputs are whole numbers between 0 and 60. Correct them and recalculate.
Note: This calculator provides an approximation only. Official GMAT scores may vary.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This calculator uses an approximate formula (Quant*9 + Verbal*7 + 200). Official GMAT scores are scaled and may vary, but this provides a reasonable estimate.
Both Quantitative and Verbal sections are scored from 0 to 60, with most test-takers scoring between 7 and 51.
No, this tool is for estimation only. Official scores are determined by GMAC using a complex equating process.
