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Contributor-Level 9
GRE is the most commonly required standardized admission test for the students who would like to take an admission in a graduation school to study abroad. Just like SAT and ACT, GRE consist of topics like, analytical writing, quantitative analysis and verbal reasoning. These are the skills the students develop over the years, and many universities worldwide will assess the GRE scores as an eligibility criterion for their admission process, since 1949.
There are two types of GRE exam:
GRE General Test:
GRE general test is a more comprehensive assessment of candidate's quantitative and reasoning abilities
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Sheridan
Lambton.
Humber.
Conestoga.
St. Clair.
Cambarian.
York University.
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For Bachelors/Diploma/Certificate courses
Flexible admission
IELTS score : 6 / 6.5 overall - As per the course and institution requirement
TOEFL : PBT: 550 min. CBT: 213 min. For Post-Graduate/Masters courses
2-3 years full time work experience
GMAT : 580-600 min. IELTS score: 6.5 overall with no bands less than 6 / As per the course and institution requirement
TOEFL : PBT: 580-600 min. (depends upon course)
CBT: 237-250 min. (depends upon course)
4 year B
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This will depend on what you want to do in terms of your work and job. You can do MBA but you will need atleast 2 years work experience for applying to maximum universities. MS Management, International Business, Human Resources etc. are can also be done. You should first find out what your own interests are.
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