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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi, Check the official guide by GMAC. You can also refer to GMAT preparation books by Manhattan and Kaplan. A number of online test preparation materials are available on the GMAC website.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Both are accepted and required. GMAT and IELTS are both different. To study MBA you have to give both.
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Priti RajMBA-HR from IIT KGP, B.E from BIT Mesra
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IITs don't take GMAT score for MBA. Only CAT score is required for MBA program.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Raghavan,
The scores are good, it will depend on your overall profile now and your non-academic profile. If Harvard sees you fit as per their admission process you may have a chance. You must not only have good academics but must be an all-rounder and contributor.
The scores are good, it will depend on your overall profile now and your non-academic profile. If Harvard sees you fit as per their admission process you may have a chance. You must not only have good academics but must be an all-rounder and contributor.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Bazooka,
You can apply, check options in Europe. Canada and Australia will be too competitive basis your grades. You may still get a few options in Australia. Your SOP, LORs, IELTS or TOEFL score will also be considered.
You can apply, check options in Europe. Canada and Australia will be too competitive basis your grades. You may still get a few options in Australia. Your SOP, LORs, IELTS or TOEFL score will also be considered.
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Nikita Kathimanda
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Different colleges accept different exams. For eg, almost all the colleges in Maharashtra accept CET, NMIMS accepts NMAT, IBS access IBSAT. It's better you give as many exams as possible because this would tell you where you stand and improve on the same.All the best!
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Chetna S
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Hi,
Harvard is amongst the world's top-most and hence very tough to get into. Unless, you have something very unique apart from the information you provided, it will be difficult to get into. Find your uniqueness, ask yourself why Harvard should choose you over other high profile applicants? It is not impossible, but not too easy either. Check Harvard's website and go to the MBA class profile. Prepare accordingly. On the whole, you have to prepare the application process a year ahead and for getting into schools like Harvard students start building their profile from high school onwards. Get involved in extracurriculars, project works,
Harvard is amongst the world's top-most and hence very tough to get into. Unless, you have something very unique apart from the information you provided, it will be difficult to get into. Find your uniqueness, ask yourself why Harvard should choose you over other high profile applicants? It is not impossible, but not too easy either. Check Harvard's website and go to the MBA class profile. Prepare accordingly. On the whole, you have to prepare the application process a year ahead and for getting into schools like Harvard students start building their profile from high school onwards. Get involved in extracurriculars, project works,
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