hello evry1 myself karthik small doubt regarding mba program GRE is mandatory for doing MBA in canada i've completed U.G with 10backlog is it possible to do MBA in canada
GRE is mandatory for doing M.B.A in canada
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let me clear you that GRE is required for Science, Engineering and related courses at Masters & Ph.D level.
for Business, Management and Commerce related courses GMAT (Graduate Management Aptitude Test)is required.
i hope u got ur answer.
regards,
for Business, Management and Commerce related courses GMAT (Graduate Management Aptitude Test)is required.
i hope u got ur answer.
regards,
gkb8062 said:
If you have already taken GRE, you can check the equivalency of your GRE Quantitative score with GMAT
In some rare cases they accept it but if you did not take the test yet than take GMAT because they will usually ask for it.
Search all Universities you will find business programs that do not require GRE or GMAT like University of Windsor, Masters of Management. I think some programs of University of Regina also do not require GRE or GMAT.
It would be better if you can take GMAT that will increase your chances
Anna27 is also right
but fact is that you can't apply to 10-15 Universities as each time you have to pay 100-150 CAD$ for application fee, and keep in mind that doing MBA in Canada is very costly , if you can afford then no problem,,, thumbs up,,..
admission depends purely on so many factors , so u can't take one factor into consideration while applying..
and also better to avoid Ontario province (from the point of view of PR, Settlement & Tuition and living affordability) , go for Universities in BC, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta.
Cheers..
but fact is that you can't apply to 10-15 Universities as each time you have to pay 100-150 CAD$ for application fee, and keep in mind that doing MBA in Canada is very costly , if you can afford then no problem,,, thumbs up,,..
admission depends purely on so many factors , so u can't take one factor into consideration while applying..
and also better to avoid Ontario province (from the point of view of PR, Settlement & Tuition and living affordability) , go for Universities in BC, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta.
Cheers..