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Subhranil chanda
Beginner-Level 5
For abroad.the main two standardized tests that you need to write to be elligible for a MBA program are:
1. GMAT
2. Gre
For going abroad, one has to prove his english language profiency by writing either of the two tests depending on where you want to apply:
1. For studying in a US B school one has to appear for TOEFL
2. For else where in the world, IELTS is a must.
Having said that, there are a lot of universities and b schools which sumtyms gives its students waivers for such language tests and sometimes even for the gre and GMAT too. So it is best to go through the target universities website for more specific details.
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1. GMAT
2. Gre
For going abroad, one has to prove his english language profiency by writing either of the two tests depending on where you want to apply:
1. For studying in a US B school one has to appear for TOEFL
2. For else where in the world, IELTS is a must.
Having said that, there are a lot of universities and b schools which sumtyms gives its students waivers for such language tests and sometimes even for the gre and GMAT too. So it is best to go through the target universities website for more specific details.
For Bschools in Ind
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Chetna S
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In india, generally it's not possible so you need to check with the university where you wish to apply. Abroad too, you have to write to the university with your marksheet and they check how many subjects or exams are relevant with their own structure to waive off the credits. With the backlog, it would be little difficult so clear them all first.
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