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Verify your GMAT Focus, GMAT Classic or GRE scores in seconds on GMAT Club and earn a green “Verified” badge on your GMAT Club… Verify your GMAT Focus, GMAT Classic or GRE scores in seconds on GMAT Club and earn a green “Verified” badge on your GMAT Club profile. What it does • Guides you to your official mba.com or ets.org score page • Detects the exact attempt you chose on GMAT Club (exam + date) • Lets you Confirm Verification with one click - no forms, no uploads • Adds a green “Verified” badge next to that attempt on your profile Why verify? Verified scores help admissions mentors and fellow applicants trust the accuracy of user-reported results. How it works Log in to GMAT Club Log in to mba.com (GMAT) page. Log in to ets.org (GRE) page. Install and run the extension (Required: Google Chrome. One-time setup.) Privacy / security • No personal info is collected or stored. • We transmit only the exam type, test date, and relevant score numbers for the single attempt. • All traffic uses HTTPS and short-lived tokens; source code contains no remote scripts. Requirements • Desktop Chrome 117+ (Manifest V3) • An existing GMAT Club account • An official GMAT score report visible in your mba.com account • An existing Gmail account GMAT Club is not affiliated with GMAC®. GMAT® is a trademark of GMAC. GMAT Club is not affiliated with ETS®. GRE® is a registered trademark of ETS.
Aug 1, 2026
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