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Vijay Jangir

Contributor-Level 7

Yes.
GMAT and GRE are two predominant exams that aspirants need to take to pursue management studies in USA.
Eligibility: Majority of the universities in USA require an applicant to have a minimum of 16 years of education before applying for MBA in US. So, you must have completed at least 4 years of education (graduation or diploma) after 10+2. Students who have completed their Masters degree are also qualified to apply for MBA in US.

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Shubham Mukherjee

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For PGPM, it does not accept GMAT score but for PGPX it does.

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Palash Jain

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Yes, you can but the last date for this year was February 15. You can try next year. There is no cut-off. The overall profile of a candidate is being evaluated.

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Palash Jain

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The last date to apply was February 15, 2017. Yes, you can give GMAT and try next year.

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AKANKSHA ASNANI

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You can apply for admission 2018, since the procedure for admissions 2017 has almost been completed.

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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor

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Very few top universities will consider your application in the US. It depends on your graduation score now. If you have an amazing score in graduation the few universities might consider your application.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Sindhuja,
Some of the famous universities you can consider are:
London School of Economics
California Institute of the Arts
The University of Texas at Austin
Carnegie Mellon University
The Rhode Island School of Design
If you are applying to USA you may be required to take the GRE depending on the university's admission requirements. GMAT is mainly for MBA. IELTS or TOEFL for English language requirement is required. I would advice you to visit these university websites and check the specific admission requirements.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Hardik,
There is no last date for GMAT registration, its a real time online process schedule your test when ready, you can register a day before the test too. But always have a plan. When you take the test you can select university names you want to report your scores to. You will be allowed to report your scores to five universities for free. So, when your scores are out the universities will receive your scores. You will find details on MBA.com, register here.

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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants

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Dear Roopesh,
You do not need to take GMAT exam for admission in an Australian University for MBA, you need to take your IELTS and get an overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6. You will need a pass percentage of above 65% in your UG and the exact cut off will depend on the university in which you are applying. Some may also require you to have a work experience of at least 3 years after your studies. However, the majority of the universities offer an MBA for overseas students (fresher) so the work experience should not be a problem. Please ensure that you enrol in a 2-year course and not for a 1-year course as you will not be el
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Aditya Pal

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Your percentile is showing your eligibility so in this case, you can take admission through any means.
All the best.

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