GMAT Scores

Since you have no work experience, you cannot apply to MBA programs but you can apply for MIM programs. A good GMAT score can land you in a good college but make sure you score such that it compensates for you low GPA.

Hi Rukmesh, which course are you planning to go for?

Ximb-xub's full time MBA programs take CAT, XAT and X-GMAT(conducted in Bhubaneswar) scores. Please let me know if you are opting for full time courses or executive courses or global MBA courses.

It should be good enough but your profile is equally important. So prepare well for the interview too.

For the PGDM course a minimum of 650 is required to be considered through GMAT. Though you can apply for the PGPM program, another flagship course at SPJIMR. The PGPM program also suits people with work experience of above 5 years.

The Executive MBA program of SPJIMR is called PGEMP. The only requirement is that of the sponsorship form as given on our website application form. For the PGPM course which is a residential program which is also for executives with more than 5 years of work ex, accepts GMAT scores also.

No, XLRI does not admit students through GMAT. It only accepts through XAT exam and then based on furthur rounds of interviews

There would be no GD. only WAT and PI. For WAT it would be an essay writing test where basically your grammatical and thought skills would be tested. It would be given a random topic from current affairs, issues, challenges etc regarding PI it carries the max weightage. questions may range from basics like Why MBA? Tell me something about yourself etc. to current affairs questions and some basic knowledge of finance economics etc.
Remember communication skills plays a crucial role in evaluating a candidate.

It is difficult to target Top universities in Canada without GMAT and work experience. I would suggest you to look for other courses where there is no requirement of GMAT and work Ex.
Regards,
Anamika

Dear student
According to Amity university admission guidelines you should have 50% in graduation to apply in MBA programme whether you have good GMAT/CAT/MAT score or not.
If you can provide me your short introduction than I would try to suggest you some other courses.
All the Best