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7 years agoBeginner-Level 4
Once you give the exam and if you are shortlisted, then you will be informed regarding the further process.
All the Best.
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Guide-Level 14
Yes, it is absolutely possible to get admission for MBA not at the age of just 26, but even at the age of 36. No problems in getting admission, but problem may arise in placements which you need to smartly tackle. Certain point to say in this regard:
#1): You need to have valid reason to explain your year gap since you aren't have any work experience. This 'un-reasonable gap' may restrict you to get admission in top B-Schools.
#2) Same thing you have to do during placement as top- companies choose the student with academic consistency. However, what you can explain to them is that within these years, you have acquired certain sk
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It will guide you to choose better.
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