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jasveer singh
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Hi Kartikay
Management Development Institute
Private school in Gurgaon Haryana
The MDI only accepts the CAT entrance exam for all Indian citizens and foreign students can apply for GMAT
There is no sectional cut-off for the GMAT exam.
GMAT Exam cut-off varies depending on the difficulty level, number of candidates writing the exam, seat vacancies, average scores, and more. The total GMAT score ranges from 200-800, and based on an average estimate, two-thirds of the candidates sitting for the GMAT exam obtain a score of 400 to 600.
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Management Development Institute
Private school in Gurgaon Haryana
The MDI only accepts the CAT entrance exam for all Indian citizens and foreign students can apply for GMAT
There is no sectional cut-off for the GMAT exam.
GMAT Exam cut-off varies depending on the difficulty level, number of candidates writing the exam, seat vacancies, average scores, and more. The total GMAT score ranges from 200-800, and based on an average estimate, two-thirds of the candidates sitting for the GMAT exam obtain a score of 400 to 600.
Best wishes for PGDM
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
Scholar-Level 16
Top colleges accepting GMAT score in India are -
- IIM
- XLRI
- SP jain
- NMIMS
- IBS
- Jamia
- Great Lakes
- KJ Somaiya
- MDI
Best wishes.
- IIM
- XLRI
- SP jain
- NMIMS
- IBS
- Jamia
- Great Lakes
- KJ Somaiya
- MDI
Best wishes.
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Gonuguntla Venkata Lahari
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Hello, The cutoff of GMAT for MBA at KJ Somaiya is 500-650 Score. All the very best. Wishing you success. Thank you.
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yash sahani
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Among the top two-Year MBA Colleges accepting GMAT score for foreign students include IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Calcutta, IIM Lucknow and all other 16 Iims; XLRI Jamshedpur, SPJIMR Mumbai, MDI Gurgaon, Xavier University Bhubaneswar, IMI New Delhi, Management departments of IITs, IMT Ghaziabad and others. Candidates appearing for the GMAT exam are aware of the GMAT Score range that is between 200-800.
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Siddharth Sharma
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The clear answer is NO. You cannot apply for the SPJAT test directly without giving any management exams. Most specifically CAT and GMAT. Candidates who are willing to apply for SPJAT in 2022 must have scored at least 80 percentile in CAT and at least 650 scores in GMAT. After that, you are eligible to apply for the SPJAT test.
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SHASHANK GUPTA
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, You get a good MBA college abroad if your score better on GMAT and IELTS. Here are some of the colleges that I mentioned below you can check them out:
University of Pennsylvania
Stanford University
Temple University of California, Los Angeles
Vancouver Island University.
University of Pennsylvania
Stanford University
Temple University of California, Los Angeles
Vancouver Island University.
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
Scholar-Level 16
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. As a rule of thumb, three to six months is about the right amount of time to keep up the intensity it takes to prepare for the GMAT. Dragging out your preparation would not necessarily improve your score. There are often diminishing returns after a certain point in the process. Unlike other tests, the GMAT is testing your abilities rather than your knowledge. You can think of preparing for the GMAT like training for a marathon. You are building up your ability over time to do your best on the day. A large part of the GMAT skillset is gained through practice. Lots and lots of practice. Your GMAT score is
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
Scholar-Level 16
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. As a rule of thumb, three to six months is about the right amount of time to keep up the intensity it takes to prepare for the GMAT. Dragging out your preparation would not necessarily improve your score. There are often diminishing returns after a certain point in the process. Unlike other tests, the GMAT is testing your abilities rather than your knowledge. You can think of preparing for the GMAT like training for a marathon. You are building up your ability over time to do your best on the day. A large part of the GMAT skillset is gained through practice. Lots and lots of practice. Your GMAT score is
...more
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