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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Parvez,
Atleast 55% is required to get into a bottom ranked university. Higher the grades the better. An IELTS score of 6.5 is required for majority of the PG programs. Also, you have to know that a three year Bachelor degree is not easily acceptable in Canada. Secondly, 2-3 years of work experience and a GMAT score is also required for admissions into an MBA program.
Atleast 55% is required to get into a bottom ranked university. Higher the grades the better. An IELTS score of 6.5 is required for majority of the PG programs. Also, you have to know that a three year Bachelor degree is not easily acceptable in Canada. Secondly, 2-3 years of work experience and a GMAT score is also required for admissions into an MBA program.
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veera bhadra
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For Australia and New Zealand, it's enough. Some universities accept IELTS or Tofel. GMAT is not required, but for some universities GMAT is mandatory.
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veera bhadra
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For MBA, you need to take GMAT or IELTS, it is mandatory. Without tests, you can't get admission, so take tests and try. If you have decent aggregate means, definitely you will get an offer letter.
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aakash deep
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This is upon you, how much amount you have to spend on MBA. There are colleges like IIM, which require INR 24 lakh and some low grade colleges which only require INR 4 lakh.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Srujan,
You will have limited options. You will be accepted to an MBA program only if you have an outstanding profile. Very good academic grades, excellent extracurricular activities, project work, publications, demonstration of managerial and leadership skills etc would be required. On the contrary, there some not so highly ranked universities too but there is no point investing in them especially now when competition is so stiff all around, you will have similar options in India and at half the cost. You have decide as per your preference.
You will have limited options. You will be accepted to an MBA program only if you have an outstanding profile. Very good academic grades, excellent extracurricular activities, project work, publications, demonstration of managerial and leadership skills etc would be required. On the contrary, there some not so highly ranked universities too but there is no point investing in them especially now when competition is so stiff all around, you will have similar options in India and at half the cost. You have decide as per your preference.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Harmsimran Seyal,
To pursue MBA from Australia you must take the GMAT and the IELTS. Additionally, you must have atleast 2-years work experience.
To pursue MBA from Australia you must take the GMAT and the IELTS. Additionally, you must have atleast 2-years work experience.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Rajeevan,
The admission requirements are clearly stated here:
https://international.iscparis.com/admissions-overview/msc-mba-admissions/
If there is anything you did not understand you may enquire directly to the university, they will respond and guide you.
The admission requirements are clearly stated here:
https://international.iscparis.com/admissions-overview/msc-mba-admissions/
If there is anything you did not understand you may enquire directly to the university, they will respond and guide you.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Karandeep,
The answer to your question will depend on your career plans. First, ask yourself why you want to study and that too after an MBA? This is the same question universities and visa officers will ask you and only you will be able to answer it properly. Even if you do a MS in Finance or Marketing it will lead you to a research oriented career. If you are interested to research you can opt for a MS however you can also work as a researcher or academician after an MBA. You seriously don't have to take another degree. You should consider getting a job first and try to find out your own career motives. Also its not about what you
The answer to your question will depend on your career plans. First, ask yourself why you want to study and that too after an MBA? This is the same question universities and visa officers will ask you and only you will be able to answer it properly. Even if you do a MS in Finance or Marketing it will lead you to a research oriented career. If you are interested to research you can opt for a MS however you can also work as a researcher or academician after an MBA. You seriously don't have to take another degree. You should consider getting a job first and try to find out your own career motives. Also its not about what you
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utkarsh singh
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From placement perspective you should be well equipped with personality developed along with verbal communication.
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