GMAT Superscore 2026: What Changes, What Doesn't, and What It Means for You

GMAC is targeting August 2026 for the rollout of the GMAT Superscore — and if you're preparing to apply to business school, you should know how it works before you send your scores. In this video, we break down what the superscore is, which scores count, what schools see on your report, and — most importantly — what you should and shouldn't do differently. Chapters: 0:00 GMAT Superscore: What’s Changing 0:58 How the Superscore Works 2:32 What Schools See and How They May Use It 3:55 What You Should Do 6:22 Bottom Line Key takeaways: — The superscore combines your best section scores across multiple attempts automatically. You don't do anything extra. — Schools see where each section score came from. Nothing is hidden. — Superscoring is a helpful bonus, not a strategy. Don't pile on retakes just to chase a higher number. — If you have multiple attempts and no immediate deadline, consider waiting until August to send scores. Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only. Always verify details directly with GMAC at mba.com. #GMAT #GMATSuperscore #MBAAdmissions #BusinessSchool #GMATPreparation #MBAPrep