IELTS

Hi,
It is difficult to gain admission without work experience but if you have an outstanding profile with excellent academic grades and all rounder profile then chances could be there. The decision will totally depend on the university admission selectivity and how strong your profile is.

Dear Vishaal,
IELTS alone does not lead to scholarship. You can apply for the British Council scholarships. To study and to obtain scholarship in Germany one must be highly academic with excellent scores.

Hi,
GMAT is accepted in many countries including India. You may check the latest list here:
http://www.mba.com/india/the-gmat-exam/about-the-gmat-exam/schools-value-the-gmat
/GMAT-accepting-programs.aspx
If you are looking for IIMs its better to score in CAT.

Hi,
Firstly, check the universities requirements where you wish to apply and for which course to see what scores are accepted as admissions are based on other factors like academics, letters of recommendation, SOP, etc.

IELTS :- International English Language Testing System-
Visit this link http://bit.ly/2mB6dGi to know everything about IELTS
TOEFL :- Test Of English As A Foreign Language.
Visit this link http://bit.ly/2mB5llf to know everything about TOEFL.
All the best!

Hi,
You may take the mock test of IELTS and see which are the major areas you need to work upon and then start coaching. More practice will prepare you better. All the best.

Hi Dawood, from a commerce background, you can check courses in accounts or finance. But the final choice is yours and if you have other interests you are free to choose the field. Scope, well it can be researched on once you know what you want to study.

Hello Rajat Sharma,
IELTS is used for educational, immigration and occupational purposes, and is accepted by over 9,000 institutions across 130 countries worldwide majorly in UK, New Zealand and Australia. TOEFL also has worldwide acceptance now.
TOEFL exam, questions are almost multiple choice, where

Hi,
Just do your research about the universities you wish to apply for specialisation and then look for their individual requirements as all are equivalent and accepted so take anyone of them.

Hi Bhanu Prakash C S,
Yes, you can take your IELTS. There is no eligibility in terms of academic background to take IELTS, you only need to be 18 years of age.