For getting admission in good universities of Canada to study MBA, which type of work experience is needed?
Suppose I get 710 in gmat wouldn't it be sufficient for getting admission in those good universities and to get scholarship as well?
Need suggestion realted to getting admission in MBA
Posted Nov 22, 2017 15:06
For getting admission in good universities of Canada to study MBA, which type of work experience is needed?
Suppose I get 710 in gmat wouldn't it be sufficient for getting admission in those good universities and to get scholarship as well?
Suppose I get 710 in gmat wouldn't it be sufficient for getting admission in those good universities and to get scholarship as well?
Posted Nov 23, 2017 21:47
If you're talking about the best MBA programs in Canada - McGill, Rotman, Schulich - successful applicants tend to have between 4 and 6 years of work experience, on average.
If you have that much work experience - or more - a 710 GMAT score would give you reasonably good chances for admission.
However, there are a ton of other variables, as well.
Scholarships tend to be hard to come by, even if you have a high GMAT score. These tend to be awarded to exceptional candidates - but you should really ask the schools directly.
If you have that much work experience - or more - a 710 GMAT score would give you reasonably good chances for admission.
However, there are a ton of other variables, as well.
Scholarships tend to be hard to come by, even if you have a high GMAT score. These tend to be awarded to exceptional candidates - but you should really ask the schools directly.
If you're talking about the best MBA programs in Canada - McGill, Rotman, Schulich - successful applicants tend to have between 4 and 6 years of work experience, on average.
If you have that much work experience - or more - a 710 GMAT score would give you reasonably good chances for admission.
However, there are a ton of other variables, as well.
Scholarships tend to be hard to come by, even if you have a high GMAT score. These tend to be awarded to exceptional candidates - but you should really ask the schools directly.
If you have that much work experience - or more - a 710 GMAT score would give you reasonably good chances for admission.
However, there are a ton of other variables, as well.
Scholarships tend to be hard to come by, even if you have a high GMAT score. These tend to be awarded to exceptional candidates - but you should really ask the schools directly.
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