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Sajan SibichanThinking abt hw to make future Safe.
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Cambridge MBA eligibility:
Professional experience:
3 years full-time work experience after completion of your undergraduate degree
English proficiency
English as your native language
or TOEFL - 110, with no element below 25
or IELTS - 7.5, with no element below 7.0
Undergraduate academic achievement
1st or 2.1
or GPA of at least 3.3
or Top 25% of class
GMAT
Current class average - 690
Mid 80% - (640-740)
A balanced score is required
Valid GRE scores also accepted
source: University of Cambridge Judge Bschool website
University of Oxford MBA
GMAT: score of 650 or above. current class has an average GMAT score of around 690
GRE: GRE verbal score of 160 an
Professional experience:
3 years full-time work experience after completion of your undergraduate degree
English proficiency
English as your native language
or TOEFL - 110, with no element below 25
or IELTS - 7.5, with no element below 7.0
Undergraduate academic achievement
1st or 2.1
or GPA of at least 3.3
or Top 25% of class
GMAT
Current class average - 690
Mid 80% - (640-740)
A balanced score is required
Valid GRE scores also accepted
source: University of Cambridge Judge Bschool website
University of Oxford MBA
GMAT: score of 650 or above. current class has an average GMAT score of around 690
GRE: GRE verbal score of 160 an
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Deepti chandola
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Such colleges do not write any percentage. You should aim at scoring 95 above, but even if you score 92, with exceptional qualities you may be the best fit. Sat score should be really high with high subject test scores. Apart from these, your recommendation should be strong and your extra curricular should be different from others
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
In india, A levels are recognised by many universities but not all but slowly the trend is changing. The major issue is that most of the admissions for undergrad are closed by august and it becomes difficult for IGCSE students to apply. The subject combinations also becomes a challenge sometime as the streams are fixed in india unlike abroad.
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Saba Ahmad
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Hi Leena, can you mention which level of study you are referring to ? In any case you may check the program specific admission requirements on the websites. However feel free to revert.
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
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Dear Leena,
Eligibility differs on what you want to study, whether you want to study bachelor or masters. Irrespective of program you must have excellent academic grades and must demonstrate high intellectual capacity. You may share what you want to pursue or rather visit the websites for details.
Best Wishes
Eligibility differs on what you want to study, whether you want to study bachelor or masters. Irrespective of program you must have excellent academic grades and must demonstrate high intellectual capacity. You may share what you want to pursue or rather visit the websites for details.
Best Wishes
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi
Mba at Cambridge is very competitive one and there are different specialization like executive mba, finance etc. The link I am sharing has all the info on how to apply and what all is required.
http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/programmes/master-of-finance-mfin/how-to-apply/our-requirements/
In case you need further guidance, post here.
Mba at Cambridge is very competitive one and there are different specialization like executive mba, finance etc. The link I am sharing has all the info on how to apply and what all is required.
http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/programmes/master-of-finance-mfin/how-to-apply/our-requirements/
In case you need further guidance, post here.
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