The GMAT exam is an essential part of the admission process for many top business schools. The exam fee varies depending on the format you choose. For 2025, the GMAT exam fee in India is structured as follows:

The GMAT exam can be taken in two formats:

1. GMAT Focus at a Test Center (USD 275)
2. GMAT Focus Online (USD 300)

These fees are applicable for the Focus Edition of the GMAT exam. If candidates wish to request additional score reports, there is an extra charge of USD 35 per report for both formats.

GMAT Exam Fee 2025 in INR for Indian Students

• GMAT Focus Online:
  USD 300, which is approximately ₹25,559
• GMAT Focus at a Test Center:
  USD 275 + USD 49.50 tax = USD 324.50, which is approximately ₹27,645.94

Please note that while the exam fee for the Focus Edition is the same across both formats, the rescheduling and cancellation charges have seen updates. If you miss your test or fail to reschedule within the specified window, you will be charged the full exam fee.

Additional Charges for Rescheduling and Cancellation

• Rescheduling Fee:
  If you need to reschedule your exam, you will incur an additional fee depending on how much time is left before your scheduled exam date. The rescheduling fee varies based on the timing.
• Cancellation Fee:
  Cancelling your GMAT exam will incur a fee, which is subject to the GMAT rescheduling policy. This fee depends on the cancellation timing and is a percentage of the total exam fee.

Important Points to Remember:

• You will be charged the full exam fee if you do not attend the test.
• Additional score reports cost USD 35 each, regardless of the format.

For more details on rescheduling and cancellation, visit the official GMAT website for rescheduling policies and exam fees.

By carefully reviewing the breakdown of fees and policies, you can ensure a smooth preparation process for your GMAT exam.