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8 years agoScholar-Level 17
Yes, GMAT is required for most MBA programs in Canada. It is also one of the most important criteria for admissions. If you are planning to study in a Canadian business school, you must score high in this exam.
Note:
For international students, GMAT is required not just for admission to the MBA program but also for student visa. Your chances of getting a student visa are weakened if you do not take the GMAT, even if you have an admission from a business school.
This is because the visa officers assume that the student is not serious if he/she has not taken the GMAT.
TOEFL:
This is required for admission to almost all MBA progra
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Scholar-Level 17
If you have very good grades you can check university scholarships. You can also check scholarship opportunities through organisations like Aga Khan, Inlaks Scholarships,'International Leader of Tomorrow Award', etc. Besides every college and university awards scholarship to good students. If nothing works take an education loan, check with banks like SBI, PNB etc.
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Hi,
Ryerson University
McMaster University
University of Guelph
University of Saskatchewan
Universit de Montralto name a few
You can check here for details like fee etc. The eligiblity is completion of 10+2 with 75% for most universities. You must also take IELTS to meet English language requirements.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/bachelors-in-nursing-paramedical-courses-sl
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8 years agoContributor-Level 9
There shouldn't be any issues here. But your gap must be a valid one, if you have work experience you must provide relevant documents.
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Scholar-Level 17
5 years of gap is a huge concern. Your grades are good and it seems you have improved overall however admissions will be challenging and will depend on the teacher recommendation letters, statement of purpose, the university's acceptance rate, etc. I will advice you to email the universities before applying.
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