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You have to take the GRE or GMAT ad TOEFL to pursue your PG in USA. Different universities have different admission requirements and the average test score requirements so you have to start visiting university websites for all these information including deadlines etc. Start preparing atleast a year ahead of the intakes, the application process takes time so you have to start early.
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Such information are not exclusively available to public and it is also advisable you enquire these type of queries directly to the concerned. Please email WES assistance and find out. They will evaluate if required and give you the foreign equivalency of your degree.
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MIT gives scholarships on financial need that is they will check the financial background and verify. They don't conduct any tests as such. You have to apply for financial aid and you will be considered automatically for scholarship when you apply. Please check their website for the process. It is different for international students so check the appropriate links. Here is the link for your help
https://sfs.mit.edu/undergraduate-financial-aid/types-of-aid/mit-scholarships
https://sfs.mit.edu/undergraduate-financial-aid/aid-info#319
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If you want to study MBA in USA, then you must take the GMAT and most importantly you must have 2-3 years work experience. Also its going to be an expensive affair. To study in India you don't need experience but take the CAT or MAT etc. You can compare all these factors and decide. See your long term career plan and decide accordingly.
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Hi Neha,
Firstly, you have to look for options. There won't be much options in USA, but in Canada you can check for PG Diploma programs. You have to start visiting university and college websites to learn about the programs they have, the fees etc, also you must see the duration, visa requirements and if you can avail some post study work options. Email them as well. It is necessary to personally contact them. You can go through this article on how to start researching out options
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/how-to-plan-your-study-abroad-application-process-articlepage-1179
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Requirements include excellent academic grades, extracurricular activities, significant work experience with demonstration of leadership skills, managerial skills, a very high GMAT score and so on. On the whole, these B-Schools will prefer an all-rounder. For more details, you should be checking their websites. Check the class profiles and build your profile accordingly.
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