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pratiksha kamble
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No, not at all but at least 50% is necessary in graduation for doing any Masters course.
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pratiksha kamble
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Yes, but you have to gave IELTS it is compulsory which test your English language without giving IELTS you are not able to go for foreign study.
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Vikash Jain
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That's not true because MAT is for colleges in India and GMAT is for colleges abroad but yes difficulty level of GMAT is surely high as compared to MAT.
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Nishant Dubey
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So, if we see between these exams, TISSNET is most complicated because they have very few seats, and the next is CAT and next continues from here. So, in short, you have to be more focused for TISSNET and CAT.
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Bisharah SaeedSelf motivated, straightforward and resilient
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Check the course details first. They will have mentioned the last date for application. Based on that, apply for GMAT and submit the score sheet along with the application. GMAT exams have certain dates. It's only possible on those dates.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello, IIM Ahmedabad accepts only CAT and GMAT scores for it's admissions. Kindly visit this link for more details. https://www.iima.ac.in/web/pgp/apply/domestic/eligibility
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Triparna Devi, It is indeed very nice of you to think of doing post graduation in management after completion of your Bachelor of engineering in India. By setting the same aim for yourself you have already completed half the task, now only half is remaining. You can of course give GMAT so that you are familiar with the type of questions. Actually seeking admission abroad is a different ball game altogether. There are many nuances involved in the whole process. In view of this I would strongly recommend you to approach an agency dealing with sending students for Management courses abroad. This is so since they will be aware of all
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Bisharah SaeedSelf motivated, straightforward and resilient
Contributor-Level 8
You will be able to attempt the exam 5 times in a calendar year with a 16 day gap. For each attempt, you have to make a fresh registration and the fee for each registration is US $250 which is about Rs 18000.
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Bhumika Chauhan
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GMAT is a Graduate Management Admission Test conducted for management courses in various Business Schools around the world. ISB offers PGPM and to know the detailed admission process you can visit: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-programme-in-management-indian-school-of-business-gachibowli-hyderabad-112040.
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Bisharah SaeedSelf motivated, straightforward and resilient
Contributor-Level 8
Well, that depends on whether you want to do MS or MBA. GRE is for MS and GMAT is for MBA. Apart from that, the course you select determines which country to opt for. For example if you are looking for automotive courses, Germany and UK is the best option. On the other hand, MBA is good in USA, Canada and UK too. This is just my opinion. So, what you should do is browse through different courses in different countries and select one that suits you best.
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