The intended purpose of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) Admission test is to assess a prospective student's capacity to succeed in the MBA program. Although the test does not measure business knowledge or skill, it allows us to asses a prospective MBA student's analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal and reading skills in preparation for being admitted into the MBA program. The exam should be taken by those who meet the program's other admissions criteria (please refer to the Graduate Admissions Prospectus). You may retake the exam only once.
To view all available test dates, please open the schedule.
It should be noted that the quantitative and critical reasoning sections are both multiple-choice and are administered as paper-based exams.
Preparation materials can be found on the GMAT website.
No mobile phones, calculators or other electronic devices are allowed in the testing room. All other materials or notes must be left outside as well. Bringing any of these items into the test will result in your dismissal.
Candidates must send an email to https://infodesk.aus.edu one week prior to the test date in order to reschedule the exam. The test fee is non-refundable in case of a no-show.
AUS applicants: To register for the MBA Admission Test, please go to https://banner.aus.edu and log in to Web Enabled Interface for Students using your AUS email username and password. Once logged in, go to Current Applicants, then go to Testing Center Registration and view the test schedule, and submit the registration request with payment of AED 500 for approval (subject to 5% VAT).
All AUS applicants can check their tests results by accessing Banner and logging in to Web Enabled Interface for Students using the AUS email username and password.
On the day of the test, students must present their original, valid and signed passport or UAE National ID for identification purposes only. No other form of identification document is accepted.
If any of the above is not available on the day of test, contact the AUS Testing Center immediately.