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Ankush BhanwalaCivil engineer.

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It is approximately equal to $ 87,000.

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Shriratan ChandakI am person who loves travelling.

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For that you have to give GMAT. And, apply for the colleges and universities you wish to go through GMAT.

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Kirti DuaAnnouncer, AIR

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Hi,
There are many Best Universities, Colleges in India nowadays. Which provides the best education and knowledge about the course. It is just. You have to decide that where you want to do study. If there are some things which seems that you will not get here in India and probability of getting much abroad. Then you can get admission there. Ultimate decision is up to you that for which course and where you want to get in. All the Best.

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Chetna S

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MBA eligibility in the universities you mentioned is a good Bachelor's degree, 2-3 years of solid work experience and a very good GMAT score plus strong LOR, essays etc. NUS and NTU are extremely competitive, 570 GMAT seems quite low for admission in these universities. Average recommended GMAT is 680+. Besides these universities you will find a few foreign university campuses and private colleges offering MBAs from foreign universities which you can look up.

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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people

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Hi,Yes, you can but most law programs are open only after you have completed a Bachelor's degree. You can complete your Bachelors in any discipline. Thereafter, you must clear ISAT to gain entry into a LLB Programme.

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