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Sabith Hbk
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Hi,
GMAT stands for graduate management admission test. It is the gate way to get admission in the best business schools abroad, you should better appear for GMAT too, if you wish to study MBA or anything management courses abroad.
GMAT stands for graduate management admission test. It is the gate way to get admission in the best business schools abroad, you should better appear for GMAT too, if you wish to study MBA or anything management courses abroad.
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Shruti Sanghvi
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PGDM requires the candidate to go through the GDPI round for which you have to apply in each college individually.
For MMS, admission takes place through the CAP round by the DTE for which only one form is to be filled.
For MMS, admission takes place through the CAP round by the DTE for which only one form is to be filled.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
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Hi Sabith,
GMAT stands for graduate management admission test and is the gateway of the topmost B-Schools abroad. GRE stands for graduate record examination and it is the gateway of the Master in Science programs worldwide.
GMAT stands for graduate management admission test and is the gateway of the topmost B-Schools abroad. GRE stands for graduate record examination and it is the gateway of the Master in Science programs worldwide.
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Shruti Sanghvi
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Chances are tough as Welingkar doesn't go below 92-93 if profile is good. Otherwise, it is 95 and above.
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Rahul Ghosh
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It is all up to your interest. There are more than 10 specialisations in MBA.
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