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Manish Motwani
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Yes, within LPU there are IAS coaching offices, CAD coaching centers, GATE coaching and GRE IELTS and TOEFL coaching centres. Also, LPU itself teaches multiple languages. Though, these coaching are from another institute, and you need to pay it. But, you don't need to go anywhere, everything is available within the campus.
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Dennis Vasanthakumar
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No, it is not mandatory. Some universities insist on GRE for some specific courses. However, IELTS is mandatory.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
Yes, GRE or GMAT are accepted but GMAT scores are given more preference. Work experience is required for MBA, especially in all good business schools. If you don't have work experience, either you must be a very good student or you will end up in a mediocre school. An alternate option is to do MS Management from a top-tier school, it does not require work experience.
Yes, GRE or GMAT are accepted but GMAT scores are given more preference. Work experience is required for MBA, especially in all good business schools. If you don't have work experience, either you must be a very good student or you will end up in a mediocre school. An alternate option is to do MS Management from a top-tier school, it does not require work experience.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Vedant,
It is good to start off with a practice test, the practice test will show your scores and information on which areas and questions you did well and vice versa. You don't have to prepare beforehand, just take a random practice test. Schedule your study plan and strategies only after the first practice test. Stick to your calendar, 4 to 5 days a week for an hour or two depending on your capabilities, schedule one practice test every week after revision. It will give you an idea of your improvement and scores. Also, when you take the practice tests make sure you are not disturbed, you can check GRE website for practice tests an
It is good to start off with a practice test, the practice test will show your scores and information on which areas and questions you did well and vice versa. You don't have to prepare beforehand, just take a random practice test. Schedule your study plan and strategies only after the first practice test. Stick to your calendar, 4 to 5 days a week for an hour or two depending on your capabilities, schedule one practice test every week after revision. It will give you an idea of your improvement and scores. Also, when you take the practice tests make sure you are not disturbed, you can check GRE website for practice tests an
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talaya ali
Beginner-Level 4
I don't know, but I can suggest you some very good books:
Wren Martin Grammer
Rogets Thesaurus
Rosenblum
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Norman Lewis
You have to read this book in addition to coaching centre.
TIME is a good coaching centre.
Wren Martin Grammer
Rogets Thesaurus
Rosenblum
Vocabulary
Norman Lewis
You have to read this book in addition to coaching centre.
TIME is a good coaching centre.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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The key to choosing the GMAT or GRE for MBA admission is to first identify which of your chosen schools require which test. If you think a school might accept both, but could prefer one test over the other, email, phone, or chat online to find out. Most business schools opt to accept GRE scores as an alternative to the GMAT so as to widen their pool of applicants, and bring in students from backgrounds outside of the traditional norm-those with backgrounds in finance, accounting, and economics and so on.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Some well known ones include Carnegie Mellon, University of Pennsylvania, MIT, Georgiatech, University of California Berkeley, University of California Los Angeles, University of Texas at Austin, etc. These are among the top ones, preferred GRE is above 315. For IELTS score please check the website. Normally they will prefer TOEFL. Admission requirements are not same with universities so you have to check the websites.
Some well known ones include Carnegie Mellon, University of Pennsylvania, MIT, Georgiatech, University of California Berkeley, University of California Los Angeles, University of Texas at Austin, etc. These are among the top ones, preferred GRE is above 315. For IELTS score please check the website. Normally they will prefer TOEFL. Admission requirements are not same with universities so you have to check the websites.
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