Study Abroad

Yes, these tests have no age limit or eligibility as such.

Hi, 310 is a decent GRE score. Apart from that you must also check your academic averages, your overall profile will be evaluated, your project work, extracurricular activities, SOP, LORs, etc. Different universities have different requirements so shortlist accordingly.

Yes. you can reapply but work on the points based on which you got rejected earlier. Check if you meet admission requirements firstly and then apply.

What do you want to study?

Hi Rishav,
Either IELTS or TOEFL is compulsory if you are planning to study abroad, particularly the countries you mentioned. You may still write to the universities and see if they can waive it off based on your scores. Otherwise check for English language pathway programs , please check with the u

Hi Vijay,
Please check with business schools for GMAT waiver, unless you have a very strong profile b-schools won't waive it off. You may also check Executive MBA programs. Check colleges under SPP such as Thompson Rivers University, no GMAT is required by them.

With 46% you can't apply to any university abroad, forget Canada.

Hi Ashutosh, to study in USA take the SAT or ACT and TOEFL or IELTS. You have to apply to the univerisities via The Common Application portal. To study in UK take the IELTS and apply via UCAS. Follow admission timelines and deadlines and apply on time. You will find all information on university web

Hi Bhargav, for MBA admissions you must have 3 to 5 years work experience and you must also take the GMAT or GRE and TOEFL or IELTS. There are also many tier 2 colleges in UK offering MBA without work experience and there is no requirement of these tests either.

Hi Ashu,
Yes, you can as not every executive MBA program requires GMAT, but they will need an extraordinary profile and extensive work experience. Check University of Sydney's Global Executive MBA. You must research by browsing different university websites for entry requirements.