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It is extremely rare to get into school without any work experience. You will likely need a prior relationship with the school or university to make this happen.

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Unless its a program DESIGNED for people with no work experience (MiM programs, HBS 2+2), none.

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The rule of thumb is to have at least a minimum of two years work experience unless you are applying to a program specifically designed for no work experience, such as the HBS 2+2 program, the MSc in Management degree (e.g. LBS - http://www.london.edu/programmes/mastersinmanagement.html), or joint degrees like an MBA/JD or MBA/MD in which the other degree (JD or MD) normally accepts graduates from college without prior experience.

Specifically to loukya, generally you would want to gain some work experience in your chosen field prior to applying. Since you are graduating from an IIT there will hopefully be many opportunities for you.

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