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HI, I am new to this forum and this is my first post.
I am a Bachelor's in Management Studies graduate (3 year degree from India) with a 13 month finance internship experience in my final study year.
I was targeting Canada for my masters but after a lot of research and mailing almost all universities, I had only 4 options of uni who accept a 3 year bachelor's degree. ( There are some more options but they require that the undergrad university of India must have a NAAC A rating, which my university doesn't have being a new university).
Options were:
Ivey- Msc International Business ( GMAT was optional so I applied in the last round for Jan 2022 and got rejected after interview round )
HEC Montreal for MSc, Memorial University of Newfoundland for MSc, St. Mary's University (Nova Scotia) for MBA. These 3 require GMAT which I am planning to give by November 2021 and apply for September 2022 intake.
Since I have only one good option left in Canada (HEC Montreal), I am thinking about other options like Ireland and UCD, DCU, TCD does not require GMAT score for MiM program which will being in Sep 2022 and applications will open in September 2021 I guess.
My question is, should I give the GMAT or not and apart from Ireland and Canada, will UK be a good option considering that I want to work in that country and eventually become a permanent resident.
I am a Bachelor's in Management Studies graduate (3 year degree from India) with a 13 month finance internship experience in my final study year.
I was targeting Canada for my masters but after a lot of research and mailing almost all universities, I had only 4 options of uni who accept a 3 year bachelor's degree. ( There are some more options but they require that the undergrad university of India must have a NAAC A rating, which my university doesn't have being a new university).
Options were:
Ivey- Msc International Business ( GMAT was optional so I applied in the last round for Jan 2022 and got rejected after interview round )
HEC Montreal for MSc, Memorial University of Newfoundland for MSc, St. Mary's University (Nova Scotia) for MBA. These 3 require GMAT which I am planning to give by November 2021 and apply for September 2022 intake.
Since I have only one good option left in Canada (HEC Montreal), I am thinking about other options like Ireland and UCD, DCU, TCD does not require GMAT score for MiM program which will being in Sep 2022 and applications will open in September 2021 I guess.
My question is, should I give the GMAT or not and apart from Ireland and Canada, will UK be a good option considering that I want to work in that country and eventually become a permanent resident.
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01 Aug 2021, 23:14
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It depends on how well you are prepared for GMAT as college application is a time-consuming process.
Since you are targeting Sept 2022 and being an international candidate, ideally you should apply by R2 for any college.
GMAT score in any case shall add an extra advantage. All you need to ensure is whether you can prepare well for the GMAT while searching and preparing for alternate options.
Note that Canadian uni. do not require a very high Gmat score.
Also, note that some sectors/companies such as some companies in the consulting sector, ask for your Gmat score while processing your job application.
Since you are targeting Sept 2022 and being an international candidate, ideally you should apply by R2 for any college.
GMAT score in any case shall add an extra advantage. All you need to ensure is whether you can prepare well for the GMAT while searching and preparing for alternate options.
Note that Canadian uni. do not require a very high Gmat score.
Also, note that some sectors/companies such as some companies in the consulting sector, ask for your Gmat score while processing your job application.
