MBA in Australia

Dear Upendra,
To be absolutely sure you would need to at least 8.5 or higher in each section, that is if you are looking for a scholarship through IELTS.
All the best.

Yes, you have to give GMAT exam.

MBA in Australia cost around $40,000-50,000 AUD. And apart form that $400-600 per week are living expenses.

Hi Nitish,
It is difficult to say without having your education background information. Canadian universities are more competitive to get into, you will require very good percentage. Australia is expensive but options are many as compared to Canada. Both will also require work experience in relevant field to be considered eligible for MBA. You may also have to take GMAT. It is therefore best that you visit some university websites in both countries, compare the admission requirements, fees etc. And match these with your own profile and plans.

Hello Saurav, To pursue MBA in Australia, your aggregate Bachelor percentage should be 60% and above and also you should be having 2-3 years of managerial work experience.

Some colleges can accept your admission without GMAT score. But, they will still take IELTS or TOEFL score. You will have to look for such colleges individually.

The student has to analyse his own backdrop. For a good MBA, there isn't a single factor to count. Studying MBA in the USA has a definite advantage. But, on return to India, what you propose to do with it also counts. The scenario should be set properly for you to be ready to further your achievement.

A student has to analyse his own backdrop. For a good MBA, there isn't a single factor to count. Studying MBA in the USA has a definite advantage. But, on return to India, what you propose to do with it also counts. The scenario should be set properly for you to be ready to further your achievement.

Hi Varinder,
You can work part time, its allowed. MBA admissions are competitive, candidates must usually have work experience and a GMAT score. You can check PG Diploma options. Cost of study varies, say around US$30,000 to 50,000 a year. Australia is more expensive.