College Recommendation for MBA 2 years course
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What is your GMAT score? MBA to a Canadian program is also based on GMAT, undergrad marks, and work experience. IELTs scores alone are not enough. UBC, Western, McGill are the top universities. Mid tier - Manitoba, U of A, Simon Fraser. Select a province you want to live and research MBA programs in that province/city. Only select a public DLI and not private like Canada West.
Thought you already had admission to a MBA program?
You would be looking for a universty and not a college.
Re-write IELTS and achieve a score of at least 6.5 in all four categories. The 6 in writing puts you at risk of refusal by IRCC. For Master's level programs, IRCC likes to see individual scores of at least 6.5 in each category.
Which ones? Most public DLIs will only not require GMAT under exceptional circumstances (work experience is impeccable).
Athabasca. Several of the smaller east coast and west coast universities. I don't remember the exact list off the top of my head but there are definitely a number that are public universities and don't require a GMAT (and where this isn't on an exception basis).
But not the top tier schools. Believe OP already has 3 refusals, and had acceptance to a school for a MBA but doesn’t say what school. If 3 refusals with acceptance to a MBA program may want to consider school that accepts GMATs.
Hi Dear, Thanks for your reply, Yes, I did not give GMAT, but I have good professional experience. I just wanted to know with my IELTS scores, which are Listening- 8, Reading-8.5, Writing- 6, Speaking-6.5. Overall Score 7.5, Which all colleges I will be eligible for admission (many college demand 6.5 band overall).
Yes but I am planning to change the college now, I got admission in UCW basis my education councilor suggestion, My visa got rejected 3 times already, I got to know later that UCW has bad reputaion. Now I want to change the college.
I am working professional, so looking for college which require no GMAT, and can give me admisison basis my current IELTS score.
Listening- 8, Reading-8.5, Writing- 6, Speaking-6.5. Overall Score 7.5
Everyone gets into Canada West. Your IELTS scores are writing is low. Colleges don’t have MBA programs. Given 3 refusals, maybe consider GMAT to show that you are committed to a program. You are going to have to research universities and see which ones don’t require GMATs.
You are right I did not research much, I followed what my education counselor said., just deciding what to do, thanks anyway, and thank for answering my post, really appreciate it. Regarding GMAT, I am working professional, working 10 hrs shift daily, not possible for me to prepare this exam.
Will see thanks
For MBA, You may try with Thompson River University, Vancouver Island University and Lakehead University which don't insist on GMAT, provided you fulfil other conditions.
Considering your IELTS scores, which indicate a strong performance in Listening and Reading, it's great that you are planning to pursue an MBA in Canada. Canada offers excellent educational institutions that are renowned for their business programs. Here are a few Canadian universities that are known for their reputable MBA programs: University of Toronto - Rotman School of Management McGill University - Desautels Faculty of Management University of British Columbia - Sauder School of Business Western University - Ivey Business School Queen's University - Smith School of Business These universities have a strong track record in providing quality education and a comprehensive MBA experience. However, it's essential to research each institution's specific program offerings, faculty, and campus culture to find the one that aligns with your career goals and aspirations. Additionally, I would recommend visiting the websites of these universities to explore their admission requirements and the minimum IELTS scores they typically expect from applicants. This will give you a clearer understanding of your eligibility and the areas where you may need to improve. Remember, the overall IELTS score of 7.5 you achieved is quite commendable. However, if you aim to enhance your writing and speaking scores, you might consider exploring resources or courses specifically tailored to improving those skills. Good luck with your MBA journey in Canada, and I hope you find the right university that aligns with your academic and professional goals!