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Basic question about GMAT

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by Pearson » Mon Mar 05, 2012 11:08 am
Hi! I am currently doing B.Tech and would like to get a few basic information regarding exams for MBA programs abroad.

1. Is work experience a must in order to join top b-schools abroad?
2. What exams should I prepare for this? GRE, GMAT or any other?
3. Was thinking of starting to prepare for the GRE so will not be able to give my 100% to my B.Tech. Is this fine? How important % of graduation is while admission for MBA?? or should I only focus on engineering and prepare for GMAT later?


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Source: — GMAT Strategy |

by harizd » Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:00 pm
1. Yes, most MBA programs or the decent ones require work experience. Top schools usually have applicants with work experience ranging from 5 to 12 years.

2. GMAT is your best way to get into a B-school.

3. Your graduation score definitely counts. B-schools look at your overall profile that includes - quality of work experience, leadership qualities, GMAT score, your GPA, extra-curricular activities and other special achievements.
Pearson wrote:Hi! I am currently doing B.Tech and would like to get a few basic information regarding exams for MBA programs abroad.

1. Is work experience a must in order to join top b-schools abroad?
2. What exams should I prepare for this? GRE, GMAT or any other?
3. Was thinking of starting to prepare for the GRE so will not be able to give my 100% to my B.Tech. Is this fine? How important % of graduation is while admission for MBA?? or should I only focus on engineering and prepare for GMAT later?


Thanks
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