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Generally, there is no age limit, but gaps as such will be counted. The higher the gap after your class 12th, the more you will be distancing yourself from studies and in that case, universities will question if you will be able to grasp your studies or not. Some relevant work experience will help.
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GMAT is generally and most widely used for admissions into MBA programs abroad. It is also taken to study MS Management. So mostly, it is for management programs.
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IELTS has no eligibility criteria as such. Different universities have IELTS score requirements, which you must meet for admission.
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There are many factors you have to consider, firstly you have to decide what to study and then where. To study abroad, you must also take exams like SAT ACT, GRE etc. Depending on the programme level, country choice. You must also have enough finance, study abroad is expensive. Since your question is very generic nothing much can be said now, you have to share more of your plans for better guidance.
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