Different GMAT Disability accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities depending on the nature of the disability. The most commonly requested accommodations are as below:

• Additional time
• Extended breaks
• Use of a medical device during testing
• Trackball mouse
• Test reader
• Answer recorder
• Enlarged font
• Sign language interpreter

If you use any of these assistive devices, you do not need to request special permission:

• Glasses or hearing aids
• Pillow to support neck, back or limb
• Neck braces
• Insulin pump (Note: Must be attached to your body, else you'll need to file an accommodation request.)

On the off chance that you trust you qualify, don't register for the GMAT until the point that your accommodation status has been confirmed. Allowing 3 to 4 weeks for turnaround time, assemble the accompanying documentation:

• GMAT Test Accommodations Request Form, found in the GMAC Supplement for Test-Takers with Disabilities.
• Approval to Disclose Health Information.
• Supporting documentation that checks and details elements the specific elements of the inability or concern. Guides for this documentation are accessible on the web.

Click here to  "Register as a Test Taker with Disabilities" Send all documentation to: Standard Mail- Pearson VUE Attn: GMAT Disability Services PO Box 581907 Bloomington, MN 55458-1907 Express Mail or Courier- Pearson VUE Attn: GMAT Disability Services 5601 Green Valley Dr., Ste. 220 Bloomington, MN 55437 Note: Notice of approval or dissent of accommodated testing will be sent to you inside 30 days of the day GMAC gets your request form. By then, you will have the able to plan your test date. Guidelines on the most proficient method to plan accommodated testing will be incorporated into your endorsement bundle. In the event that your demand is denied, you may ask for a reevaluation or a refund of your registration fee. Data on the best way to do this will be incorporated into the composed notice of GMAC's choice.