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Nilay Pandit

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Yes, you can appear for GMAT 2018. If you are planning for overseas education then try to score above 650 and there are more chances if you have a good academic profile, the universities will provide you scholarship.

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Ayush Thakur

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Hello Manu,
Higher studies are purely based on also what kind of a job or role or position you are looking out for. As far as MBA is concerned, if you look at it the main role and responsibility is managing the work as well as delegation. But for doing justice to this role, one needs to know the ground rule or the basics of the job. Yes you can get admission on the basis of GMAT score having an undergraduate degree B.Sc but more preference will be given to you if you have a minimum of 2 years full time experience excluding the internships.

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Shabana Bee

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The institute specific MBA exam dates and schedule 2018 is about to be released beginning with IIFT MBA entrance exam in July 2018. Close on the heels are the MBA Entrance Exams 2018 Notification Dates for other national level exams to be held with effect from September 2018 to January 2019.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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GMAT preparation books:
Veritas Prep Complete GMAT Course Set
The Complete GMAT Strategy Guide Set by Manhattan Prep
The Official Guide to the GMAT Review 2018
MAT and XAT preparation books -
How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT by Arun Sharma (Published by McGraw Hill)
How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT by Arun Sharma (Published by McGraw Hill)
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for the CAT by Nishit K Sinha (Published by Pearson)
How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for the CAT by Arun Sharma (Published by McGraw Hill)
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for the CAT by Nishit K Sinha (Published by Pear
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Shabana Bee

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Preparing for the GMAT exam takes time and effort, but with a sound study plan, you can get the score you want. Determine When You Plan to Attend a Graduate Business programme. Register for the GMAT Exam and Develop a Study Plan. Establish Your Skills Baseline by Taking a Practice Exam. Start Studying.

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Asish PandaHappy to help, ask for queries!

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CAT will be better, because most of the colleges accept CAT and MAT score, whereas GMAT scores are not accepted by many colleges. Good luck.

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priyank sharma

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Hello dear,
Your GMAT score is pretty low. But, there are some good colleges that NIT requires GMAT score.
1. Northwestern University Kellogg Executive MBA
This programme requires you to have at least eight years of work experience with an average of 12-15 years. It spans over two years and covers all aspects of general management. The GMAT score is usually not needed; the admissions committee would review the application and decide if it's required.
2. Duke Fuqua Global Executive MBA
This is a fifteen month duration programme and comprises of five terms, two of which include a two-week residency on the main campus at Durham, NC, USA. The
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Ishani,
Well, it really depends on your personal interest and your career goals. You should figure out why you want to study abroad, and what it that you want to is do. You also did your MBA, so you cannot apply to another MBA unless you have a very good reason. Since you had experience in counselling, and if you like this field, you can do courses in Psychology, Education, Counselling etc. But finally it will depend on your job interest. Choose accordingly.

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