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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Nanda,
Letter of Recommendation for MBA is required. However, most of the university ask for 2 (or max 3) letters. One letter you can submit from your college's professor and other two letters from the company where you have worked. Make sure that your LOR is genuine. Don't write your letter by your own.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Letter of Recommendation for MBA is required. However, most of the university ask for 2 (or max 3) letters. One letter you can submit from your college's professor and other two letters from the company where you have worked. Make sure that your LOR is genuine. Don't write your letter by your own.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Abhineet Srivastava
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You need to take GMAT if you want to get a good college abroad with maximum packages and scholarships. If not, IELTS is an easy option but it doesn't offer many options.
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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi,
In UK, the eligibility criteria for MBA is completion of a Bachelor's degree, having 3 or more years of work experience and taking the GMAT. There are some mediocre colleges offering MBA without work experience, but it's not generally recommended since employers don't value these degrees. Nowadays, in India, UK degree is not easily recognized. Therefore, if you decide to study in UK, it must be from a top university. Job status in UK for Indians are very tough. They will only give you 6 months to look for a job or you must come back. Then, there is no guarantee that your degree will be recognized here. So first, you qualify for MBA
In UK, the eligibility criteria for MBA is completion of a Bachelor's degree, having 3 or more years of work experience and taking the GMAT. There are some mediocre colleges offering MBA without work experience, but it's not generally recommended since employers don't value these degrees. Nowadays, in India, UK degree is not easily recognized. Therefore, if you decide to study in UK, it must be from a top university. Job status in UK for Indians are very tough. They will only give you 6 months to look for a job or you must come back. Then, there is no guarantee that your degree will be recognized here. So first, you qualify for MBA
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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.
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No, it takes admission for B.Tech programme on the basis of IIT Main exam or SAT exam. The SAT exam is for UG admission and quiet tough and mainly in foreign colleges. Also, you can get the admission through class 12th marks. If you got more than 90% marks, it may help you for admission.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Akash,
MIT USA is really an exceptional target. The acceptance rate of MIT is only 5-6%. Means, only 5 or 6 were able to get admission out of 100 applicants from around the world. However, in class 12th, you need PCM. My suggested path is as follow; (1) Try to get admission in Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology Kerala for B.Tech Aerospace. (2) Have at least 5-7 years of work experience in core jobs. Without this, it will impossible to be there. (3) Prepare very hard for GRE. Arrange 2 LORs, 1 SOP and excellent Resume. Good Luck
MIT USA is really an exceptional target. The acceptance rate of MIT is only 5-6%. Means, only 5 or 6 were able to get admission out of 100 applicants from around the world. However, in class 12th, you need PCM. My suggested path is as follow; (1) Try to get admission in Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology Kerala for B.Tech Aerospace. (2) Have at least 5-7 years of work experience in core jobs. Without this, it will impossible to be there. (3) Prepare very hard for GRE. Arrange 2 LORs, 1 SOP and excellent Resume. Good Luck
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Kavya Saluja Evans
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Hi Manjinder,
The question is quite confusing. I failed to understand what you want to study in USA. Well of course, if you want to apply to an undergraduate course, your class 12th performance is the main requirement. Your percentile in class 10th, class 11th and class 12th will be of critical importance. Even for Masters, they will need your class 12th percentage, but your undergrad percentage will be given more importance. So, yes basically you must qualify and earn the basic credibility to study in USA and all countries abroad.
The question is quite confusing. I failed to understand what you want to study in USA. Well of course, if you want to apply to an undergraduate course, your class 12th performance is the main requirement. Your percentile in class 10th, class 11th and class 12th will be of critical importance. Even for Masters, they will need your class 12th percentage, but your undergrad percentage will be given more importance. So, yes basically you must qualify and earn the basic credibility to study in USA and all countries abroad.
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Kavya Saluja Evans
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Kevin, a first class percentage is highly preferred, and if you are planning to study in Germany then universities there are extremely competitive. Above 75% marks will keep you in a good position, anything between 65% marks to 75% marks is moderately safe. Below 65% marks is a complete no. Do remember that for MBA you must also take the GMAT. In addition the most important requirement for MBA outside India is work experience. Typically you will see in Germany universities inviting applicants with more than 2 years of experience in a relevant sector.
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