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Hi,

You can apply for MIM, but you will definitely need a GOOD GMAT score to justify your application. Work hard towards that first.

Hope this helps.

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Hello,

I am from India and a recent graduate in automobile engineering (B.tech) in 2013 with 56%. But due to heavy back log I managed to complete it in six years instead of four years. I have only three months of experience as a graduate engineer trainee and there is no document to prove it since the company doesn't provide any. I am currently unemployed.

So keeping my grades in mind, is it a good option to go for MIM ? Or should I keep searching for job, which I am already searching for the past four months and haven't laid my hands on any.

Also I am not that financially strong to pay the entire expenses for a foreign study. If I score good in GMAT and IELTS then is it possible to get a scholarship ? I have France and Germany in my mind to study. What are the job prospects in the relevant country for foreign students ? Because if I consider taking an education loan, it becomes necessary to find a job in the country where I study. Please help !

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If you are looking for a scholarship - note that oftentimes, bschools give scholarships to candidates they believe to be "low risk" candidates --- meaning everything in their application is high across the board.

As an example, a GMATPILL-er received a full tuition scholarship to London Business School - it's not surprising to note that his GMAT score was 770, AWA 6/6, IR 8/8. This is what I mean by high scores across the board -- combined with solid work experience at an advertising agency.

Now, there's no guarantee that a high score = scholarship - but it definitely increases your chances of getting selected for these prestigious scholarships. You can read more about this student as well as see a copy of his scholarship letter here: https://www.gmatpill.com/mba/93k-mba-sch ... ss-school/