GMAT test center national call center: GMAT is the abbreviation of postgraduate management MissionTest, and its Chinese name is postgraduate management entrance examination. This is a standardized examination, which has been widely used as the entrance examination for MBA. It is the most reliable test item to test whether the applicant has the ability to successfully complete the MBA program, and it is specially designed to help business schools or MBA programs evaluate whether the applicant has the qualification for business administration.

Three reports on the mobility of candidates issued by the American Management Postgraduate Entrance Examination Board (GMAC) show that graduate management education is becoming more and more global and diversified, and applicants are more widely distributed. AlexChisholm, director of GMAC's statistical analysis, said: "This shows that with the emergence of high-quality schools around the world and the increase in the types of postgraduate courses available, today's candidates have more and more learning opportunities."

According to the GMAC Global Regional Trend Report, in the examination year of 20 12 (as of June 30th, 20 12), a total of 286,529 people took the entrance examination for graduate students in business administration (GMAT), setting a historical record. A total of 58 196 people in China took the GMAT exam, which is second only to the United States, accounting for 20% of the global candidates. In the 20 12 examination year, the proportion of female candidates was 43%, which was a record high for three consecutive years. The proportion of candidates under the age of 25 is 47%, higher than 38% in 2008.