Advantages of Excellent GMAT & IELTS score

[ss789]

Hi, the years of her experience that she acquired while studying would not be counted as full-time work experience. Aslong as she has only worked for 2 years AFTER then she's fine.

Im still confused about her academics.. in total she has 15 years of education or 16? If it was a 3 year bachelors then she'll have to spend another year doing any post graduate diploma.

Again, the GMAT is the single most important factor - so it is difficult to judge anyone's chances without a GMAT score. A high GMAT scores opens alot of doors ..

 

[momi]

Hi Friends,

Kindly help me with the below mentioned situation:

My freind is able to secure a sit in college for post graduation diploma in international business with academic status(10th-68%,12th-44%, bachelor(correspondence-commerce from IGNOU)-44%+6 years work experience in customer service) without any GMAT score.

Would she be able to get into an University for MBA with very high GMAT & IELTS score along with her present academic status & work experience? if yes, how much variation would be in '%' due to brilliant GMAT & IELTS score?

She is also very familiar with french, would not be difficult for her to clear DALF/DELF.

Thanks...

Good academic standings + work experience +Good GMAT & IELTS contribute in securing admission...so consider all factors...

 

[saikat1983]

Hi, the years of her experience that she acquired while studying would not be counted as full-time work experience. Aslong as she has only worked for 2 years AFTER then she's fine.

Im still confused about her academics.. in total she has 15 years of education or 16? If it was a 3 year bachelors then she'll have to spend another year doing any post graduate diploma.

Again, the GMAT is the single most important factor - so it is difficult to judge anyone's chances without a GMAT score. A high GMAT scores opens alot of doors ..

She has completed her normal 12th standard. she had to give her 12th exam twice as she failed first time in 2 subjects...

After clearing 12th, she got herself enrolled in IGNOU-Indira Gandhi National Open University(open university but recognized buy all the required authorised bodies in india) for 3 years bachelor degree in commerce. At the same time she also started working full time(9.5/8.5 hrs a day) till date.

Uni grad tIme period is min. 3 years(usually the way happens) however u can complete it in max. 6 years as u can study at your own pace(exam gets conducted twice in a year, u sit in the exams by going to exam center chosen at the time of exam registration & clear your subjects by writing paper like a a regular student. The only advantage is attendance % in classes conducted by study centers during the weekend,usually gets waived off) . At the end u get a bachelor degree.

In order to get bachelor degree you need to complete 96 credits consists of 20 subjects in 3 years however this 96 credits can be earned in min. of 3 years % max. of 6 years by clearing the subjects(4-8 credits are allocated/subject).

hope it clarifies your confusion...

does she still have to go for 1 yr education, if yes, then what she should go for?

Full time(9.5/8.5 hrs a day) work experience are all on paper, will it still be counted as part time?

 

[Phulvir]

Firstly , I feel You love her a lot.....thats great .....

Secondly , I feel she is simply not good enough to get admission in a good B-school .....

Thirdly , I feel she can't get a good GMAT or IELTS score .......

But if u keep on loving her like this you both will be very happy in future......

God bless you......

 

[Inam89]

She has completed her normal 12th standard. she had to give her 12th exam twice as she failed first time in 2 subjects...
After clearing 12th, she got herself enrolled in IGNOU-Indira Gandhi National Open University(open university but recognized buy all the required authorised bodies in india) for 3 years bachelor degree in commerce. At the same time she also started working full time(9.5/8.5 hrs a day) till date.
Uni grad tIme period is min. 3 years(usually the way happens) however u can complete it in max. 6 years as u can study at your own pace(exam gets conducted twice in a year, u sit in the exams by going to exam center chosen at the time of exam registration & clear your subjects by writing paper like a a regular student. The only advantage is attendance % in classes conducted by study centers during the weekend,usually gets waived off) . At the end u get a bachelor degree.
In order to get bachelor degree you need to complete 96 credits consists of 20 subjects in 3 years however this 96 credits can be earned in min. of 3 years % max. of 6 years by clearing the subjects(4-8 credits are allocated/subject).
hope it clarifies your confusion...
does she still have to go for 1 yr education, if yes, then what she should go for?
Full time(9.5/8.5 hrs a day) work experience are all on paper, will it still be counted as part time?

1. It doesn't matter how long she took to complete a 3 years degree. All it counts towards total years of education is the standard time of the course. So her total education is 10+2+3=15 years. She can not take admission in MBA based on this qualification.

2. Search for 1 year Pre-MBA course, after this she can join MBA. You can find Pre-MBA in here:
a. Thompson rivers university(http://www.tru.ca/business/mba/premba.html)
b. University of New Brunswick(http://www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sjcollege/premba/index.html)
c. Cambridge Institute of Science and Technology (http://www.cist.ca/academic/post-graduate/pre-mba.php).
She doesn't require GMAT for Pre-MBA.

Moreover, getting visa on the basis of Pre-MBA course and her percentages in her previous academic career is near to impossible. \

3. I wish she scores better in GMAT and IELTS but based on her previous academic standing, I doubt that she would score better.

 

[saikat1983]

1. It doesn't matter how long she took to complete a 3 years degree. All it counts towards total years of education is the standard time of the course. So her total education is 10+2+3=15 years. She can not take admission in MBA based on this qualification.

2. Search for 1 year Pre-MBA course, after this she can join MBA. You can find Pre-MBA in here:
a. Thompson rivers university(http://www.tru.ca/business/mba/premba.html)
b. University of New Brunswick(http://www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sjcollege/premba/index.html)
c. Cambridge Institute of Science and Technology (http://www.cist.ca/academic/post-graduate/pre-mba.php).
She doesn't require GMAT for Pre-MBA.

Moreover, getting visa on the basis of Pre-MBA course and her percentages in her previous academic career is near to impossible. \

3. I wish she scores better in GMAT and IELTS but based on her previous academic standing, I doubt that she would score better.

Cant she do 1 yr more education in India & how to do so?

At times intelligence can not be judged by only marks.isnt it?...good score in GMAT/IELTS just requires the preparation(combination of intelligence & study)...

She is in those people who don't study & don't get good marks, as they were so busy in enjoying life at that point of time...as you know thoughts keep on changing with maturity/time & things get valued which never were even taken into consideration...

 

[saikat1983]

Firstly , I feel You love her a lot.....thats great .....

Secondly , I feel she is simply not good enough to get admission in a good B-school .....

Thirdly , I feel she can't get a good GMAT or IELTS score .......

But if u keep on loving her like this you both will be very happy in future......

God bless you......

Kindly learn the Etiquettes of discussion in an open forum...happy learning......

 

[Inam89]

Cant she do 1 yr more education in India & how to do so?

I don't have any idea. I am from Pakistan.

 

[saikat1983]

I don't have any idea. I am from Pakistan.

Experts from India, kindly reply...

 

[HBK]

Cant she do 1 yr more education in India & how to do so?
Yes she can do 1 yr more in INDIA/CANAD (post graduate diploma in business/mgt)
If money not matter than complete it in canada. if money is concerned then complete it in INDIA.

At times intelligence can not be judged by only marks.isnt it?...good score in GMAT/IELTS just requires the preparation(combination of intelligence & study)...
Canadian university will respect to meaning full job experience.

She is in those people who don't study & don't get good marks, as they were so busy in enjoying life at that point of time...as you know thoughts keep on changing with maturity/time & things get valued which never were even taken into consideration...