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Akanksha Malhotra

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Yes, IE Spain requires a GMAT score for its Master in Management (MIM) program. Given below are all the application requirements for the IE Spain MIM course:A bachelor’s degree or equivalentGMAT / GRE scoreEnglish language proficiency score1 page CV2 Letters of recommendation1 passport-size photograph and passport copy

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Yes, GMAT is required to get into the University of Southern California MBA program. The duration of the USC MBA is 2 years. The general admission requirements to get into the MBA course are given below:A completed online applicationA 4-year UG degree or equivalentAcademic transcriptsGMAT / GRE scoresTwo required essaysA professional resumeTOEFL or IELTS score or equivalent (as applicable

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Yes, applicants may still take the MICAT even if they fared poorly on the CAT, XAT, or GMAT admission exam. In order to be eligible for the course and to take the MICAT, candidates must undertake any of the offered entrance exams and turn in their results at the time of application, according to the PGP course selection process. The primary admission exam used to choose the best applicants is the MICAT, an institute-level exam. To be included on the shortlist for the final selection stages, candidates must receive the highest MICAT scores. There are two stages of MICAT: MICAT-I and MICAT-II. Candidates are free to show up for any of th
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If you're considering applying for admission to ISB, it's important to have a good understanding of the admission process and the requirements for acceptance, including the ISB GMAT cut-off. The first step in the ISB admission process is to take the GMAT, as it is a mandatory requirement for all applicants.For those who want to apply to ISB without the GMAT or GRE score submission, they can choose to apply to ISB PGPpro or the ISB PGPMAX. There is no specific minimum score required for the GMAT/GRE. Nevertheless, in the current class, the GMAT scores range from 530 to 780, while the GRE scores range from 319 to 330

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Yes, for admission to Brigham Young University Provo MBA, the applicants are required to have a GMAT score. The minimum average that the university has specified is 680 in GMAT. Other admission requirements to get into the MBA programme of this university are:Strong UG GPA of 3.5 averageMinimum 2 year post-graduate work experience that demonstrates advancement and leadership trajectory4-year UG degree or equivalentUniversity transcriptsEssayResumeTwo professional letters of recommendation

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The university hasn’t mentioned a particular GMAT/GRE score as it gives weightage to other extra activities rather than just GMAT (but it’s essential to have a good GMAT score). As INSEAD Singapore looks at certain factors in the profile of the students they are, good grades in academic coursework, strong essays, personal background and experiences, good LOR etc. Additionally, to stand out in the applications, students are highly suggested to strengthen their soft skills, as it helps the prospective applicant get into the university.

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The university hasn't given any specific GMAT score, however, it's advised to have a good GMAT score to score higher than half of all test takers, you need a Total Score above 600. The university also wants prospective students to have factors including Leadership, Work experience, essays, LOR and interviews that the students give during their admission process. 

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International applicants with an international Diploma applying to the university need not submit GMAT score. Even if the student has taken these tests or similar ones, the university does not consider these scores for admission procedure. However, specific programs like the MBA may still require GMAT scores, but this requiremnt varies across courses and is not for all postgraduate courses. Applicants are always suggested to double cgeck before applying to the university.

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For the University of Nevada, Las Vegas MBA, the preference is given to the applicants who meet the GMAT score of 550 or higher with each component over the 25th percentile. The test score should be reflective of both Quantitative and Verbal scores. An equivalent GRE score can also submitted in place of the GMAT. The average score of accepted students over the last two years is around 600.

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The University of New South Wales Australia MBA requires students to apply with a GMAT score. Typically, the applicants applying to an MBA course of the university have a GMAT score of over 650 and the average GMAT score for incoming students in 2023 was 674. Besides meeting the GMAT score requirements, the applicants must meet the other admission requirements too such as having an undergraduate degree, work experience, etc.

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