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Study Abroad · 2026 admissions
Find colleges and courses that fit your score and admission profile.
Your rank is a starting point.
Find what comes next.
Score, category, quota, gender and domicile are applied where supported.
Available years and counselling contexts are compared like-for-like.
High, Medium and Low chance remain historical estimates, with years and volatility shown alongside them.
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The GMAT College Predictor 2026 compares your score and category with available historical cutoff records. A missing closing value may use an opening fallback. It returns historical-fit bands to help you research a shortlist; verify current admission rules separately.
Evidence, not a guarantee
A prediction estimates historical fit. Seat availability, preferences and current-year counselling decisions still determine final allotment.
Use the score requested by this tool only if it matches the unit in the displayed cutoff records. Do not substitute a different scorecard metric.
Choose the applicable category. The predictor compares like-for-like cutoff records.
Review High, Medium and Low fit bands with the cutoff context available for each option, then verify your shortlist with the relevant admission authority.
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Exam-specific context, cutoffs and counselling guidance.
Enter the score requested by this tool only if it matches the unit used in the displayed cutoff records. Do not substitute a score for a rank or percentile. Add the profile details supported for this exam; category, quota and seat-pool differences can change which historical cutoff is relevant.
The predictor compares your profile with available historical cutoff values. A missing closing value can use a labelled opening-value fallback. High, Medium and Low describe relative fit, not calibrated admission probabilities. They do not account for every current-year seat, rule or preference change.
Review the cutoff context for each match, keep a balanced set of safer, target and reach options, and verify eligibility, seats, fees and final cutoffs with the relevant admission authority before making a decision.
Only colleges and programmes with GMAT cutoff records currently available in the database can appear. This is not a complete list of institutions accepting the exam. Check current admission policies with each institution.
Enter a score in the same unit as the historical cutoffs. Do not substitute a rank or percentile.
The tool compares your profile with available historical score cutoffs. A missing closing value can use a labelled opening fallback. High, Medium and Low are historical-fit bands, not calibrated admission probabilities. Coverage, eligibility and final allotment can differ.
The predictor uses every available historical year for the selected college, course, category and quota profile. The latest cutoff is the comparison point and earlier years help detect volatility. The result receipt shows the actual years used.
The predictor reflects the latest cutoff year successfully imported into Admission Guardian. Check the result receipt for the actual year range, then verify the current seat matrix and allotment rules on the official counselling portal.
The GMAT College Predictor provides a basic preview without payment. Viewing the complete match set requires sign-in or phone verification; no paid subscription is required for that access.
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