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5 months agoContributor-Level 9
With great ROI, the University of Luxembourg remains a popular choice among international students. The University of Luxembourg acceptance rate for the Department of Engineering stands at 35 to 40% and only 20 to 30% making it a hard to get into university. One of the many good news, international students are not required for take GMAT or the GRE. The University of Luxembourg Engineering grads make an average of EUR 40,000 (INR 40.1 L) per year with a whopping 93 to 95 % placement rate.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, submitting GMAT score can be considered extremely beneficial for admission in the MBA programs at the Long Island University. LIU generally requires GMAT or GRE scores for admission in MBA programs. A minimum score of 400 in GMAT is considered for admission. Moreover, if a candidate has a very string profile and work experience, there is a chance that the GMAT score could be waived. But, it is always beneficial to provide the score, as it enhances a candidates profile and increase chances of acceptance.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, GMAT is generally not required for MBA programs at the Queen Mary University of London. However submitting these scores might help enhance profile and help in overall selection of the candidate. Additionally applicants must also make sure to meet the basic eligibility critera and admission requirements of english language tests csore. Applicants must also submit mandatory documents for admissions like academic transcripts, LORs, SOPs, Updated Cv, and employment history, if required by the programme chosen.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 6
This totally depends on the candidate. Coachings definitely ease your journey. However, if you decide not to take any coaching, we strictly recommend that you should take some test series. Without test series, you will not be able to judge your progress. While formal coaching or professional assistance may be beneficial for some test takers, many people have successfully prepared for and passed the GMAT exam on their own. Study aids, online courses, textbooks, and practice exams are just a few of the materials that might help in GMAT preparation. Self-study and practice can significantly boost one's GMAT performance. It is crucial to k
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5 months agoContributor-Level 6
Around 96+ countries accept GMAT exam scores and they are as follows:
| Argentina | Croatia | Macao Special Administrative Region, China |
| Armenia | Cyprus | Malaysia |
| Australia | Czech Republic | Malta |
| Austria | Denmark | Mexico |
| Azerbaijan | Ecuador | Monaco |
| Bahamas | Egypt | Mongolia |
| Bahrain1 | Estonia | Morocco |
| Bangladesh | Finland | Netherlands |
| Belgium | France | New Zealand |
| Brazil | Georgia | Nigeria |
| Bulgaria | Germany | Norway |
| Canada | Ghana | Pakistan |
| Cayman Islands | Greece | Palestinian Territory |
| Chile | Guam | Papua New Guinea |
| China | Guyana | Peru |
| Colombia | Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China | Philippines |
| Costa Rica | Hungary | Poland |
| Kazakhstan | Iceland | Portugal |
| Kenya | India | Puerto Rico |
| Korea, South | Indonesia | Qatar |
| Kuwait | Ireland | Russian Federation |
| Latvia | Israel | Rwanda |
| Lebanon | Italy | Saudi Arabia |
| Liberia | Jamaica | Senegal |
| Lithuania | Japan | Singapore |
| Luxembourg | Jordan | Slovenia |
| Thailand | Uzbekistan | South Africa |
| Tunisia | Venezuela | Spain |
| Turkey | Vietnam | Sweden |
| United Arab Emirates | Virgin Islands, US3 | Switzerland |
| United Kingdom | Yemen | Taiwan, China2 |
| United States | Uruguay | Tanzania |
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5 months agoContributor-Level 6
Yes, GMAT is worth it for Indian students for admissions abroad to graduate business courses. Applicants can get into top B-schools through their academic background and most importantly their GMAT scores. The performance on GMAT helps Ad Coms assess the capability of applicants to pursue courses like MBA abroad. So definitely, GMAT is worth it for Indian students.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 6
It is for getting into MBA programs. Business schools use it to pick students. A high score proves your reasoning skills. GMAT is good for also showcasing the key skills that applicants are tested for like problem solving, data analysis and critical thinking, which also increase the chance of selection.
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