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by Rubaina » Thu Jul 08, 2010 10:29 pm
hi... im Rubaina from india..
im 18 and thinking of doing gmat.... i am doing bba ( bachelors of business admin. ) which is a 3 year course.. and i hav read dat v should have 4 years of gratuation.. so i think i hav to do one more course for one year... ???
what do i have to do , give d gmat test den ??? den what ???
also wanted to ask how to get scholarship coz i dont no anything about them ???
please help me coz i dont no anything about it...
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by Lisa Anderson » Sat Jul 10, 2010 7:09 am
Dear Rubaina,

There are many helpful websites, books and other resources available to help you through the process. I encourage you to spend time researching not only the MBA admissions process, but also the degree and what folks do with it. A great place to start is www.mba.com.

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Lisa
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