GMAT

Hi Manoj, GMAT is taken for admissions into business schools abroad, for management programs. Please visit mba.com or gmac website for relevant information.

Hi Pramod,
You must first have work experience to be eligible for MBA in UK. Secondly you must take GMAT and IELTS or TOEFL. If you are looking for colleges accepting freshers you may refer to this article
https://ask.shiksha.com/i-want-to-do-mba-but-without-cmat-or-gmat-exam-and-want-to-study-in-us-or-uk-mba-in-marketing-sir-can-it-be-possible-qna-3508177
You should consider doing a MS Management or MS Marketing.

Dear giriraj,
Work Experience is not mandatory to give gmat exam and Even any competitive exam.
All the best.

Yes Giriraj, GRE scores are accepted and converted to equivalent GMAT scores. You should see websites of the universities you plan to apply to. GMAT is however given more preference.

Hello Sasank, doing an MBA from IIM or a reputed university abroad is almost equivalent. Amongst all b schools in India only IIM features in the world rankings. However it is good to note that doing an MBA abroad is crucial for developing and identifying oneself and own interests in the real sense. The international exposure and the global network you will develop will be priceless.
Anu

no GRE is not necessary for Canada u have to score in IELTS only but u need to score 6.5 in each module 6 minimum or more than that

MAT and GMAT are the exams for entrance in MBA colleges or courses, for MA you don't have to give these exams. You must have good grades in your graduation to do MA in any of the colleges or universities.

It is difficult to target Top universities in Canada without GMAT and work experience. I would suggest you to look for other courses where there is no requirement of GMAT and work Ex.
Regards,
Anamika

You cannot go without Gmat. Work experience is not must. You need to have gud graduation marks and SOP frm ur professors.

Hello, the cutoff is 80 percentile, so there is a good chance that you will get a GD/PI call, after which selection depends on how you perform in the GD/PI.