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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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Surbhi Sahu
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GMAT cut off for XIMB hr is 550 marks. The XIMB (Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar) requires a three-year Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) with at least 50% marks from a recognised university. The candidates who expect to complete their degree by a certain date can also apply. The XIMB cut off is based on XAT/ CAT/ GMAT/XGMT/NMAT. The cutoff figures is the minimum score required to be called for Personal Interview . The XIMB cutoff figures varies from year to year a little.
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Shubham Bose
Beginner-Level 4
Hi, so I scored 7.0 in IELTS just after 15 days of preparation, if you're really serious then you can get more. Getting the preparation material is really easy.
1. IELTS IDP INDIA website is already filled with ample preparation material and examples.
2. Don't forget to check out Coursera where the University of California provides an IELTS Complete certification.
1. IELTS IDP INDIA website is already filled with ample preparation material and examples.
2. Don't forget to check out Coursera where the University of California provides an IELTS Complete certification.
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Shubham Bose
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Getting acceptance in university like Harvard, MIT, University of Pennsylvania, University of Chicago, and London Business School is next to impossible. The best course that is available as a fresher is M.Sc. University of East London, UK and UCL, Canada. These two universities accept Fresher MBA but believe me they are nothing in compared to other MBA providing universities.
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Shivang agarwal
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Yes you definitely require the GMAT score and you must score above 700 to get in to. Good college.out of 800 total marks and hence after clearing the cutoff you will be given a college.
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sazel anand
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The GMAT is an exam that is not offered on just a single date in the year. In most countries, the test is offered throughout the year. Yes, you read it right. The GMAT can be taken almost every single day of the year. Graduate Management Admission Test
AcronymGMAT
OfferedMultiple times a year. Countries / regions650 test centers in 114 countries. LanguagesEnglish
Annual number of test takersMore than 200,000 (2019). .
AcronymGMAT
OfferedMultiple times a year. Countries / regions650 test centers in 114 countries. LanguagesEnglish
Annual number of test takersMore than 200,000 (2019). .
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