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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Mohammed,
I strongly advise that one should stay away from even the thoughts of doing any course via distance education that requires extensive practicals. You can think of doing any of the courses by distance that are available other than those requiring practicals.
I strongly advise that one should stay away from even the thoughts of doing any course via distance education that requires extensive practicals. You can think of doing any of the courses by distance that are available other than those requiring practicals.
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Mir Noaman Ali
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Hi Kishan,
It's not the case, however, being from a good college would mean that you have already been in the best environments and have learned quite a lot from your time there.
It's not the case, however, being from a good college would mean that you have already been in the best environments and have learned quite a lot from your time there.
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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature
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Very good. Canada is heaven for Indian students. But Ozz is a bit volatile towards Indians.
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Fredrick Lopez
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There are two options that might help you 1) You need to give an IELTS exam and get a good score in it. It primarily comprises of listening, reading, writing and speaking modules of English language. There are some colleges that apply you on the basis of this test only. But the best colleges do ask for GMAT as well as IELTS. Considering your graduation score, it might pose a threat from selection in some of the colleges. Once your results are out, you can apply for individual colleges online paying the fees form. If you get selected, you need to send your documents to the institute. 2) You can look out for an IELTS coaching centre and
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Bharath Krishnaphenomenal!
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Canada is one of the best countries with a great number of Indians pursuing MS or MBA.
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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Canada's international business management has better scope as compared to MBA in supply chain management. The strong factor for this is that Canada is not a big gun in export, import and manufacturing operations. The large scale industries are very less in that nation. So in my opinion you should take international business and should stay back in Canada for 1 year and then migrate to other nation with high salary package.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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It depends upon them that how they calculate it. So it'd be better if you ask the college directly. In general, backlogs are counted subject wise. But the plus point is your 3+ year of work experience. You still have the good chance to ensure your selection in your desired college.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Rajiv,
For Executive- Post Graduate Program in Management at IIMB. Yes, you need to have submit your valid GMAT/GRE (CAT is not necessary) for admission. However, this is not the only criteria, apart from the GMAT score, you should to have at least 5 years of managerial work experience (not more than 12 years). Along with your GMAT score, you have to give 2 LORs, SOP followed by written test and personal interview.
For Executive- Post Graduate Program in Management at IIMB. Yes, you need to have submit your valid GMAT/GRE (CAT is not necessary) for admission. However, this is not the only criteria, apart from the GMAT score, you should to have at least 5 years of managerial work experience (not more than 12 years). Along with your GMAT score, you have to give 2 LORs, SOP followed by written test and personal interview.
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