GMAT

As a guide, the recent Melbourne University MBA students have achieved a GMAT score of 695 or higher. GRE scores are also accepted. To be considered for the University of Melbourne MBA, the applicants must meet the below-given entry requirements:

• An UG degree
• At least 2 years of documented professional work experience
• the latest CV
• 4 Personal Statements relating to the goals and how an applicant will contribute to the program
• A valid passport or verified document showing current citizenship / residency status
• The names and contact details of 2 professional referees

International students can pursue MBA in Canada without GMAT. There are some Canadian university that offer MBA programme to International studnets without GMAT score. Mentioned below is the list of colleges in Canada for an MBA without the GMAT:

• Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
• Thompson Rivers University (TRU)
• Vancouver Island University (VIU)
• University of Northern British Columbia
• New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)
• University Canada West (UCW)

GMAT scores for admission to the Michigan State Uni MBA course is optional. Other application components for this university’s MBA course are given below:

• An UG degree with a 3.4 GPA in the final two years
• Resume
• Essays
• Two references
• English language proficiency test score

A majority of MBA colleges in Netherlands require a GMAT or GRE score. The universities in the Netherlands that accept GMAT scores for admission to MBA course are the University of Amsterdam, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Maastricht School of Management, TIAS School for Business and Society, and Nyenrode Business University.

Generally speaking, entrance to IIHMR Bangalore's PGDM programs, which include Health Management, is challenging with a GMAT score of 600. While the institute's minimum standards may not always be met, a GMAT score of 600 indicates a good intellectual aptitude and is likely to surpass them. However, admission criteria are subject to change annually depending on the pool of applicants and other variables. It's important to remember, though, that admissions choices take into account a variety of other variables, including applicants' academic backgrounds, employment histories, interview performance, and general programme fit.