Why 53 Countries Beat The U.S. On The GMAT by: John A. Byrne on January 04, 2014 | 61,019 Views January 4, 2014 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit Average GMAT Scores By Country & Number of 2012-2013 Exams Taken Country Average GMAT Exams Taken 1. New Zealand 608 152 2. Singapore 605 929 3. Argentina 591 363 3. Austria 591 326 3. Belgium 591 359 6. Australia 590 802 6. United Kingdom 590 1,560 8. Uruguay 587 48 9. China 582 53.005 10. South Korea 581 4,527 11. Hungary 580 216 11. Switzerland 580 499 13. Spain 578 1,021 14. India 577 25,268 15. Romania 576 302 16. Belarus 575 110 17. Chile 574 476 18. Bulgaria 572 455 19. Czech Republic 571 84 20. Germany 570 4,018 21. Canada 565 6,500 21. Poland 565 295 23. Estonia 564 39 24. Honduras 562 81 25. Latvia 562 67 25. Ireland 562 257 27. Italy 561 1,919 28. Brazil 560 1,613 29. France 559 3,603 29. Portugal 559 575 31. Bermuda 558 8 31. Luxembourg 558 25 31. Macedonia 558 13 34. Mauritius 557 45 34. Slovenia 557 39 36. Liechtenstein 556 5 37. Armenia 554 67 38. Russian Federation 553 2,038 39. Serbia 551 154 40. Denmark 550 107 40. Lithuania 550 76 40. Turkey 550 1,340 43. Malaysia 549 381 44. Taiwan 548 3,183 45. Malta 547 10 46. Peru 543 539 47. Japan 542 2,710 47. Ukraine 542 436 47. Vietnam 542 1,310 50. Norway 540 284 51. Netherlands 536 965 51. Kyrgyzstan 536 41 53. Mali 533 18 54. United States 532 90,541 Source: GMAC 2013 Profile of GMAT Candidates (See following page for average GMAT scores by country) DON’T MISS: AN UNCONVENTIONAL USERS GUIDE TO THE GMAT EXAM Previous Page Continue ReadingPage 2 of 4 1 2 3 4