Detail-Oriented Financial Analyst
GMAT eligibility is actually pretty open. There’s no minimum academic qualification—you don’t need to be a graduate or have any specific degree. Even final-year college students can take it if they’re planning to apply to B-schools soon.
The only fixed rule is age, you need to be at least 18 to register freely. If you’re younger, a guardian’s approval is mandatory. There’s also no limit on nationality or academic stream, which is why people from engineering, law, commerce, even fashion backgrounds take the GMAT for MBAs or MiMs.
One key point is that you’ll need a valid, government-issued ID (like passport for international testing), and the name must exactly match what you use to register. If the names don’t match, you might get barred from taking the test.
Read here for more details on GMAT Eligibility.
