How To Do MBA WITHOUT GMAT

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Posted Feb 23, 2011 14:18

Hi....can any budy help me out,My name is Amit Tiwari from India and Have done my B-Com and MA in Economics and presently I am working as freelancer trainer in reputed company I do have +3yr work experience of executive level wanted to do MBA from Europe or Russia.Where and how to do cheap MBA. where I will get placement after mba regular.Kindly
Let me know or provide me the website of concern university.........thnx

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Posted Mar 08, 2011 15:44

drop me an [email protected]

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luanna

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Posted Apr 24, 2011 23:14

In Bologna, Italy is Alma Graduate School (the business school of the University of Bologna) accepts the GMAT and the GRE. If you haven't taken either of those, you can also take the school's admission exam.

There are 6 different specializations offered:
- Brazil-Europe Business Relations
- Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods
- Food and Wine
- Global Industrial Enterprise
- Green Energy
- Retail in the Banking and Financial Industry

In addition to scholarships and financial aid, there are honor loans available for all admitted students through a partnership with UniCredit Bank.

http://www.almaweb.unibo.it/internationalMba

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exec

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Posted May 07, 2011 00:03

Hi....can any budy help me out,My name is Amit Tiwari from India and Have done my B-Com and MA in Economics and presently I am working as freelancer trainer in reputed company I do have +3yr work experience of executive level wanted to do MBA from Europe or Russia.Where and how to do cheap MBA. where I will get placement after mba regular.Kindly
Let me know or provide me the website of concern university.........thnx

All reputable business schools require GMAT. It is a standard test that enables schools to compare applicants from different countries and with different educational levels. Why would you try to avoid of taking it? That just sounds too suspicious.

There is no a cheap MBA. If you want a cheap MBA, which means that you don't care about the quality of the program and just want a paper or the title, why wouldn't you just buy it then? I am kidding but a the same time I am half serious. There is no point of going to an unranked, unknown, cheap business school. It's better have no MBA than an MBA from such a school. No companies would appreciate that. And plus, you won't get a good education, job placement or big network of alumni. It is completely waste of time in my opinion.

<blockquote>Hi....can any budy help me out,My name is Amit Tiwari from India and Have done my B-Com and MA in Economics and presently I am working as freelancer trainer in reputed company I do have +3yr work experience of executive level wanted to do MBA from Europe or Russia.Where and how to do cheap MBA. where I will get placement after mba regular.Kindly
Let me know or provide me the website of concern university.........thnx
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All reputable business schools require GMAT. It is a standard test that enables schools to compare applicants from different countries and with different educational levels. Why would you try to avoid of taking it? That just sounds too suspicious.

There is no a cheap MBA. If you want a cheap MBA, which means that you don't care about the quality of the program and just want a paper or the title, why wouldn't you just buy it then? I am kidding but a the same time I am half serious. There is no point of going to an unranked, unknown, cheap business school. It's better have no MBA than an MBA from such a school. No companies would appreciate that. And plus, you won't get a good education, job placement or big network of alumni. It is completely waste of time in my opinion.

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exec

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Posted May 07, 2011 00:05

In Bologna, Italy is Alma Graduate School (the business school of the University of Bologna) accepts the GMAT and the GRE. If you haven't taken either of those, you can also take the school's admission exam.

There are 6 different specializations offered:
- Brazil-Europe Business Relations
- Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods
- Food and Wine
- Global Industrial Enterprise
- Green Energy
- Retail in the Banking and Financial Industry

In addition to scholarships and financial aid, there are honor loans available for all admitted students through a partnership with UniCredit Bank.

http://www.almaweb.unibo.it/internationalMba

You must be from the Alma Graduate School faculty because you have been posting the same information (probably straight from the website) more than once.

<blockquote>In Bologna, Italy is Alma Graduate School (the business school of the University of Bologna) accepts the GMAT and the GRE. If you haven't taken either of those, you can also take the school's admission exam.

There are 6 different specializations offered:
- Brazil-Europe Business Relations
- Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods
- Food and Wine
- Global Industrial Enterprise
- Green Energy
- Retail in the Banking and Financial Industry

In addition to scholarships and financial aid, there are honor loans available for all admitted students through a partnership with UniCredit Bank.

http://www.almaweb.unibo.it/internationalMba</blockquote>

You must be from the Alma Graduate School faculty because you have been posting the same information (probably straight from the website) more than once.

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luanna

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Posted May 07, 2011 02:35

No, I'm not. I'm a student there and it's a program I feel more people should know about. I'm taking the time to do just that and make others aware of it. And if by posting the same information, you're referring to the specializations or the loans, yes, I have posted those bits on more than one post?those are the very things that make the school unique. Alma has MBA specializations that other schools simply don't have. If you're interested in a particular field, that is appealing. The partnership with UniCredit guarantees that anyone who wants to get their education and is admitted CAN get it without any problems. Financing is MAJOR factor when making the decision of which school to attend, so OF COURSE I'm going to tell people about it. Those are very relevant, important pieces of information.

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exec

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Posted May 07, 2011 10:33

No, I'm not. I'm a student there and it's a program I feel more people should know about. I'm taking the time to do just that and make others aware of it. And if by posting the same information, you're referring to the specializations or the loans, yes, I have posted those bits on more than one post?those are the very things that make the school unique. Alma has MBA specializations that other schools simply don't have. If you're interested in a particular field, that is appealing. The partnership with UniCredit guarantees that anyone who wants to get their education and is admitted CAN get it without any problems. Financing is MAJOR factor when making the decision of which school to attend, so OF COURSE I'm going to tell people about it. Those are very relevant, important pieces of information.

Ok. I see. Can you provide us with the following information then:
-what accreditations this program has
-how high/low has it been ranked by any reputable source
-statistics on job replacement after the graduation (including industry, region, and major company names)
-the fee of the program
-the size of the class
-percentage of non Italians - what other nationalities and what percentage.

Thanks!

<blockquote>No, I'm not. I'm a student there and it's a program I feel more people should know about. I'm taking the time to do just that and make others aware of it. And if by posting the same information, you're referring to the specializations or the loans, yes, I have posted those bits on more than one post?those are the very things that make the school unique. Alma has MBA specializations that other schools simply don't have. If you're interested in a particular field, that is appealing. The partnership with UniCredit guarantees that anyone who wants to get their education and is admitted CAN get it without any problems. Financing is MAJOR factor when making the decision of which school to attend, so OF COURSE I'm going to tell people about it. Those are very relevant, important pieces of information.</blockquote>

Ok. I see. Can you provide us with the following information then:
-what accreditations this program has
-how high/low has it been ranked by any reputable source
-statistics on job replacement after the graduation (including industry, region, and major company names)
-the fee of the program
-the size of the class
-percentage of non Italians - what other nationalities and what percentage.

Thanks!

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gmacar

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Posted Oct 21, 2011 16:37

No, I'm not. I'm a student there and it's a program I feel more people should know about. I'm taking the time to do just that and make others aware of it.

Just like a new Jesus Christ

<blockquote>No, I'm not. I'm a student there and it's a program I feel more people should know about. I'm taking the time to do just that and make others aware of it.</blockquote>
Just like a new Jesus Christ

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Duncan

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Posted Oct 21, 2011 17:22

exec is right. If you're looking for an MBA with a good placement record then, by definition, that programme must recruit good students and have a good educational experience. How can you do that without the GMAT, which assures you have good students, and without the budget needed to fund the educational and careers systems needed at the school?

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Inactive User

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Posted May 20, 2013 15:02

Hi....can any budy help me out,My name is Amit Tiwari from India and Have done my B-Com and MA in Economics and presently I am working as freelancer trainer in reputed company I do have +3yr work experience of executive level wanted to do MBA from Europe or Russia.Where and how to do cheap MBA. where I will get placement after mba regular.Kindly
Let me know or provide me the website of concern university.........thnx

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