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

Scholar-Level 17

IIMs accepts GMAT scores for 1 year MBA course. For 2 year PGDM course admission through GMAT is possible with some conditions. You need to check on IIMs website.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi Reshma,
GMAT preparation takes around 5 months. The minimum required time is 3 months. But this will vary from individual to individual. People with job and little time to devote to studies will require more than 5 months to prepare.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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HI Mohit Sharma,
Yes, something or the other exam must be given. There are some universities which may not require GMAT like Thompson Rivers University, Vancouver Island University, etc. You can check them. Additionally, you must take IELTS to meet English language requirements.

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veera bhadra

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For MBA, you need to take GMAT or IELTS, it is mandatory. Without tests, you can't get admission, so take tests and try. If you have decent aggregate means, definitely you will get an offer letter.

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Gazala AfsheenEducation Consultant

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Advantages of studying MBA from Germany:
1. The faculty members of the B-School are highly experienced and keep themselves abreast of the latest happenings in Business world thereby giving real corporate like experience to the students.
2. The cost of living in Germany is quite low and can be easily managed by every international student studying there.
3. There is a lot of scope for internship programs as these are highly encouraged and sometimes quite compulsory.
4. Doing MBA in Germany is paid unlike other programs like Masters in Science. The students are offered research projects which are paid for, thus offering them excellent remune
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vaniya dangwal

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The cut-offs vary from year to year. Since this is a new course even we can't anticipate the cut-offs. Just prepare and do well in your exams.

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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

Hi, I won't recommend it. You will only be wasting your time and money by doing so. Also, UK degrees are not easily accepted by Indian employers, not having a GMAT will only add another negative point. Even if you wish to work in UK, employers won't give you the first preference plus the tough work permit rules for foreigners in UK now will only make it difficult. What I can suggest is you check with the colleges about further career assistance and then decide.

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Navdeep Nandy

Beginner-Level 2

All 3 entrance exams are good for your selection in different B-Schools like IIM, NMIMS, etc.

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