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Oct 13 to Jan 7, 2027

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Diploma for graduates

Launched April 26, 2006
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by dfg » Thu May 03, 2012 6:22 am
Hello!

I have done BSc in Mathematics from a top college of Delhi University. All throughout, I have been an excellent student. I plan to do MSc in Management from LSE or a similar top college in UK. LSE has two-year MSc in Management. If I do a 10-month Diploma for Graduates from an affiliate cente of LSE in India, how does this increase my chances of getting accepted at LSE. Also will the diploma for graduates programe be counted as the first year of the two-year MSc in mangement.? I have another query - since the diploma comes from LSE itself, would i be required submit my GRE/GMAT scores when i apply for the MSc course at LSE.
I am really confused. I would be greatful if you can provide some insight into this matter.
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