Anugraha B Ed College, Bangalore All Questions

Hi Nayana,

Thanks for approaching us. This is to inform you that there are no specific dates for conducting GMAT exam. You can choose a date according to your convenience. However, note that you have to take at least 16 days’ break between two attempts. Also, you cannot exceed five GMAT exams within a 12-month period. A candidate can take no more than eight re-tests in a lifetime.

Following parameters should be kept in mind while registering for GMAT exam-

• Schedule exam
• Find a test centre
• Register as a Test Taker with Disabilities (if applicable)
• Pay the Application Fee

Hope it helps! Best wishes.

Hello,

In order to gain admission to Harvard or any of the other top B-schools, you need more than just academic excellence to back your profile. Although academic excellence is important, scores and grades are simply used to filter prospective students. Selection after shortlisting is based on the remainder of your profile.

According to previous years' class profiles, the average academic requirements include:

• Average GPA : 3.71 (on a 4-point scale)
  
• Median GMAT score : 730
  

In order to gain admission, there are also English language proficiency score requirements which are:

• TOEFL iBT: 109
  
• IELTS Academic: 7.5
  
• PTE Academic: 75

The aspects of the profile which are major influencers in admission to Harvard's MBA program (or any other top program for that matter) is a set of moving essays which sway the admissions committee.

There are usually a number of essays which applicants are supposed to answer which are based on a variety of topics such as motivation, goals, aspirations, strengths and weaknesses etc. These are the first thing that the admission committee reads while considering your profile for admission and therefore you should ensure that your essays are strongly-worded, to-the-point and most importantly, unique. Apart from this, a candidate's work-experience and the nature of work experience is very important. Generally, 2-5 years of work experience is recommended prior to applying for any of the top MBA programs and if the nature of work experience aligns with a managerial or administrative role, then it holds more weight. Additionally, letters of recommenders are more acknowledged if they are personal and enlist specific instances and examples.

Apart from written evaluation, top B-schools also require applicants to sit for an interview, primarily to gauge the candidate's suitability for the program and university, as well as to judge the authenticity of the written documents. Some B-schools (like Harvard) require candidates to even provide a post-interview reflection of their experiences.

Therefore, it is nearly iimpossible to judge whether you would be able to get into Harvard simply based on your academic achievements.

Ther eis no last date as such because students can appear for GMAT 5time sa year at maximum with gap of atleast 16 days between any two consecutive attempts . Total of 8 attempts overall allowed. 

You can start applying now tgrough bekow mentioned process. 

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/gmat-registration

• The candidate must click on the 'Register for the GMAT exam' button on the registration link given below .
• The candidate must then fill in all the required details in the application form.
• After the application form is complete, the candidate can chose the test centre and test date options available as per the candidate's requirement.

HELLO ASPIRANT,

The Graduate Management Aptitude Test (GMAT 2019) is a computer-based entrance test which is multiple times a year. The entrance test is conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC).

The registration process for gmat application has not started yet.

please follow the official websites and also follow careers360 website for further updates.

hi!

there is no such thing as a minimum GMAT score.

Most usa colleges accept even a score that can be about 500 and considered an average score

for mba abroad you need to have a good resume, mostly 2 years of experience or more as well as a good gpa in your undergraduation . A score above 750 will guarantee some of the best colleges

Hello Rupa,

We understand your concern. Please note that most abroad MBA programmes do not need any prior work experience. Most MBA programmes are about for 5 years and this include one year interrnship which helps you gain hands-on experience on the things which you have learnt already.All the best!

Hii..

There are two kinds of entrance exams for overseas MBA programs. The first category is designed to test your aptitude for business management. The second category is meant to test your comfort level with the English language, as that’ll be the mode of communication in the business school as well as the international corporate & business world.

The two primary exams are GMAT and GRE. Traditionally GRE was more popular among MS applicants and GMAT was the de facto standard for MBA courses. However, things are changing and many MBA universities have also started accepting GRE scores. 

There are two popular exams that are accepted by international business schools across the world – TOEFL and IELTS. Both of them are similar in the sense that they cover reading, writing, speaking and listening.Unlike the aptitude exams (GMAT, GRE) which are completely automated, for certain English proficiency sections (like speaking) you’d be interacting with a human being.

Hope this helps. 

Dear aspirant,

There are four sections, namely, Analytical Writing Assessment, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative and Verbal. One should start early preparation and regular revision. You should be very good with English language. Analyze previous year papers and study as per chapter weightage. For more details, check out the following link: https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/gmat-preparation-tips

Hello Priyanka,

The best strategies you can follow are:

• Keep spending regular study hours daily on GMAT preparation rather than cramming for long without any results by day end.
• Make a time table, follow it. Keep difficult sections in priority if time is less and if the case is opposite then be confident on easy sections of yours.
• Keep giving mocks and test series in loop. Get over your weaknesses and take a hold on them by your increased number of tests weekly.
• Try to achieve your daily-weekly targets. Try to score more than your target.
• Do not panic and give up. You have good number of chances given in a year to appear for GMAT exam.

All the best.