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Deepti chandola
Contributor-Level 9
Not bad scores. Try UBC, York and Toronto. But keep safe options such as university of Alberta, University of Calagary. It also matters a lot that you have work experience or not, if yes then how many years and which field.
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Tn Rani
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GMATÂ is basically for those who are interested in going for MBA.
GMAT is required for admission to most business schools.
 It is a computer-adaptive test.
Scores valid for 5 years.
Its cost is $250
The structure of GMAT exam :
It has four sections :
1. Analytical Writing Assessment
2. Integrated Reasoning
3. Quantitative
4. Verbal
Total Exam Time - 3 hrs, 30 minutes
GMAT is required for admission to most business schools.
 It is a computer-adaptive test.
Scores valid for 5 years.
Its cost is $250
The structure of GMAT exam :
It has four sections :
1. Analytical Writing Assessment
2. Integrated Reasoning
3. Quantitative
4. Verbal
Total Exam Time - 3 hrs, 30 minutes
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Tn Rani
Contributor-Level 7
GMAT is basically for those who are interested in going for MBA. GMAT is required for admission to most business schools.It is a computer-adaptive test. Its cost is $250
The structure of GMAT exam :
It has four sections :
1. Analytical Writing Assessment - Analysis of Argument (30 Minutes)
2. Integrated Reasoning- Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis, Table Analysis(30 Minutes)
3. Quantitative- Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency (75 Minutes)
4. Verbal- Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, Sentence Correction(75 Minutes) GMAT verbal puts more emphasis on grammar, logic and reasoning skills.
Total Exam Time -
The structure of GMAT exam :
It has four sections :
1. Analytical Writing Assessment - Analysis of Argument (30 Minutes)
2. Integrated Reasoning- Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis, Table Analysis(30 Minutes)
3. Quantitative- Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency (75 Minutes)
4. Verbal- Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, Sentence Correction(75 Minutes) GMAT verbal puts more emphasis on grammar, logic and reasoning skills.
Total Exam Time -
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Tn Rani
Contributor-Level 7
GMAT is required for admission to most business schools. It is a computer-adaptive test.Scores valid for 5 years. Its cost is $250
The structure of GMAT exam :
It has four sections :
1. Analytical Writing Assessment - Analysis of Argument (30 Minutes)
2. Integrated Reasoning- Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis, Table Analysis(30 Minutes)
3. Quantitative- Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency (75 Minutes)
4. Verbal- Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, Sentence Correction(75 Minutes) GMAT verbal puts more emphasis on grammar, logic and reasoning skills.
Total Exam Time - 3 hrs, 30 minutes
The structure of GMAT exam :
It has four sections :
1. Analytical Writing Assessment - Analysis of Argument (30 Minutes)
2. Integrated Reasoning- Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis, Table Analysis(30 Minutes)
3. Quantitative- Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency (75 Minutes)
4. Verbal- Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, Sentence Correction(75 Minutes) GMAT verbal puts more emphasis on grammar, logic and reasoning skills.
Total Exam Time - 3 hrs, 30 minutes
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Tn Rani
Contributor-Level 7
GMAT is basically for those who are interested in going for MBA. GMAT is required for admission to most business schools. It is a computer-adaptive test.Scores valid for 5 years. Its cost is $250
The structure of GMAT exam :
It has four sections :
1. Analytical Writing Assessment - Analysis of Argument (30 Minutes)
2. Integrated Reasoning- Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis, Table Analysis(30 Minutes)
3. Quantitative- Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency (75 Minutes)
4. Verbal- Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, Sentence Correction(75 Minutes) GMAT verbal puts more emphasis on grammar, logic and reasoni
The structure of GMAT exam :
It has four sections :
1. Analytical Writing Assessment - Analysis of Argument (30 Minutes)
2. Integrated Reasoning- Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis, Table Analysis(30 Minutes)
3. Quantitative- Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency (75 Minutes)
4. Verbal- Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, Sentence Correction(75 Minutes) GMAT verbal puts more emphasis on grammar, logic and reasoni
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Snehasis JanaLife is always going in right directions..
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I have total 3 years and 6 months of experience as a Agent level not in Managerial level. completed Graduation( BBA) in 2012from Sikkim Manipal university. so for admission in IIFT, what is the criteria means the GMAT score and etc etc.?
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Swameeka MedhiOverseas Education Counselor, Free Lance
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Abhishek,
No cut-offs are mentioned. Like any top business school they evaluate profiles holistically. The average GMAT of students admitted is usually around 703. Good Luck.
No cut-offs are mentioned. Like any top business school they evaluate profiles holistically. The average GMAT of students admitted is usually around 703. Good Luck.
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Archish Chatterjee
Contributor-Level 7
NMIMS accepts only NMAT score. The cutoff for the same varies from year to year. IT generally hovers around 208 marks with sectional cutoffs as well.
The specializations offered are Finance, Marketing, Operations, HR, IT.
The specializations offered are Finance, Marketing, Operations, HR, IT.
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Tn Rani
Contributor-Level 7
Talking about MAT and CAT
MAT and CAT are entrance examinations for admission in management school. There are several institutes which accept both.
CAT is difficult as compared to MAT. MAT is the easier version.
Course wise there is no difference in the syllabus of two, only the level of questions are different. Questions in CAT are much difficult from those of MAT. CAT is conducted once every year and MAT is conducted four times in a year
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MAT and CAT are entrance examinations for admission in management school. There are several institutes which accept both.
CAT is difficult as compared to MAT. MAT is the easier version.
Course wise there is no difference in the syllabus of two, only the level of questions are different. Questions in CAT are much difficult from those of MAT. CAT is conducted once every year and MAT is conducted four times in a year
Know more on :
https://edudrona.com/questions/question/what-is-the-difference-between-mat-and-cat
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