GRE

Hi,
Well, first to apply, you must hold a 4 year Bachelor's degree with very good academic grades. GRE is not always mandatory and you must take the GRE, only if the university asks for it. Check the university's websites for the admission requirements including GRE. To obtain a scholarship, since they are competitive and merit based you must have a very strong academic profile including research work, projects etc. Full scholarship is a very difficult thing to achieve and particularly or international students.

Hi, all are useful, preferences will differ depending on where you want to study and most importantly which programme. Please specify your requirements for better guidance.

Dear Ananya,
Yes ofcourse, GMAT or GRE is necessary. You must also gain substantial years of work experience, around 2-3 years. There is no particular work experience but whatever you do must be relevant to your educational background and future goals. Most importantly you must demonstrate excellent leadership skills, managerial skills, team spirit, etc. through your work experience. You should visit the business school's website and go through the student profiles and the diverse backgrounds they come from. It is good that you are questioning and trying to build your profile from early on.

Hi Jigyasa, To study MBA, most universities abroad requires applicants to hold work experience of 2-3 years. Without work experience, it will be difficult. Nevertheless, try applying. A GRE score of 315 and above is recommended. If you study Law then most universities again will not admit you to a PG in law but first you must complete LLB, even if you hold a BA degree. The ISAT is scored on a scale of 120-180, a good score is around 150+.