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Some universities may ask for your TOEFL/IELTS/GRE/GMAT scores, depending upon the subject you choose to study. For example, GMAT may be asked for if you want to study economics or law. Universities will ask for very good German language skills in case you want to take up a programme in German medium. In such case, your knowledge of German needs to be cert
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While the TOEFL only tests academic subjects, the IELTS' academic option will have academic reading and writing sections combined with general listening and speaking sections. Both, the GRE and the GMAT have an Analytical Writing Section, but the GRE has two tasks instead of one (as is the case with GMAT).
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Candidates who have graduated from Indian universities may submit GATE scores instead.
Candidates should have a minimum GRE score of 320 (verbal & quantitative) and 3.5 (analytical), or a GMAT score of 650 and above. The minimum TOEFL scores for Internet Based Test (IBT) is 90; or IELTS score of 6.0. GRE and TOEFL scores will be valid for 5 years and 2 years respectively.
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GRE exam is taken by Bachelor degree students to pursue MS programs in USA. Every university has its average GRE requirement, you must check the same on specific website. Scholarships are given by the universities abroad on merit-basis, your application will be considered for scholarship at the time of admission.
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I think one has to do B.Sc in maths if aim is to do M.Sc in the same subject. GRE has no relevance. But I am curious that why do you want to pursue M.Sc? What is the harm in doing MA in economics? This too has same weightage.
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