GMAT

For the PGDM course a minimum of 650 is required to be considered through GMAT. Though you can apply for the PGPM program, another flagship course at SPJIMR. The PGPM program also suits people with work experience of above 5 years.

The Executive MBA program of SPJIMR is called PGEMP. The only requirement is that of the sponsorship form as given on our website application form. For the PGPM course which is a residential program which is also for executives with more than 5 years of work ex, accepts GMAT scores also.

No, XLRI does not admit students through GMAT. It only accepts through XAT exam and then based on furthur rounds of interviews

Are you applying for Executive PGPM?

Hello sridhar,
Yes it is advisable to join the college
Because IPE has top notch faculty,placements, good infrastructure and many more
And please be specific if you need any details

There would be no GD. only WAT and PI. For WAT it would be an essay writing test where basically your grammatical and thought skills would be tested. It would be given a random topic from current affairs, issues, challenges etc regarding PI it carries the max weightage. questions may range from basics like Why MBA? Tell me something about yourself etc. to current affairs questions and some basic knowledge of finance economics etc.
Remember communication skills plays a crucial role in evaluating a candidate.

Both of them are very different exams. CAT is primarily for MBA colleges in India, while GMAT is primarily for applying to MBA colleges abroad.

ielts is enough but some top university may ask for gre score

Hi Giriraj, GMAT is slightly tougher. I have taken both. Which exam has more scope has no correct answer as it depends from university to university and profile based.

Hello Arpit, preference is always given to candidates with significant work experience. The top Harvard, Stanford, MIT do consider freshers and you must be aware how competitive they are. You must thoroughly check the university websites and even write to them for your query. Go through Financial Times MBA Ranking.
Regards