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22 May 2008, 20:18
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Hi
I graduated in Engineering from Mumbai University in India in 2002. I understand that TOEFL is waived by lots of universities for candidates who have studied their undergrad in English Medium.
I had taken my TOEFL in 2001 , scored 267, then but the score isn't valid beyond 2 years.
Some universities still insist that TOEFL is needed. Would like to know if you are aware of any such universities.
In particular are you aware reg the TOEFL reqs for Indian students by below schools
Kellogg, Fuqua- Duke, U Chicago, UCLA, U Virginia (Darden), USC Marshall, London Business School , INSEAD, Cornell , Oxford (SAID), U Michigan (Ross), IESE.
I graduated in Engineering from Mumbai University in India in 2002. I understand that TOEFL is waived by lots of universities for candidates who have studied their undergrad in English Medium.
I had taken my TOEFL in 2001 , scored 267, then but the score isn't valid beyond 2 years.
Some universities still insist that TOEFL is needed. Would like to know if you are aware of any such universities.
In particular are you aware reg the TOEFL reqs for Indian students by below schools
Kellogg, Fuqua- Duke, U Chicago, UCLA, U Virginia (Darden), USC Marshall, London Business School , INSEAD, Cornell , Oxford (SAID), U Michigan (Ross), IESE.
23 May 2008, 07:27
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bhatiagp
I'm afraid all these schoos will require an English test. I know that Chicago, LBS, INSEAD, Cornell and IESE accept also the IELTS (easier than the current TOEFL iBT).
Unless you had a degree form USA, UK, Australia and Canada, I believe you will need to take the test. If you think it is "stupid" is because your English level should be good enough to "break" the test, so you should take it anyway. However, my advise is to research at each school web site, these things change every year.
MIT is the only school I remember that doesn't require an English Test.
23 May 2008, 09:14
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Quite a few schools waive TOEFL, if the medium of instruction in your undergrad school is English.
I can think of Kellog, Tuck, Ross, Yale, and many more. You should check out the schools websites for the right information.
I would still suggest you taking it, so that you are not restricted by TOEFL scores( or the lack of them), when choosing schools.
P.S. I am an international applicant, and i didnt take TOEFL. In the end, i decided against applying to a few schools, as they required TOEFL and i was too late and too lazy to study for it. Also TOEFL dates are not as easily available as GMAT dates, so you need to really plan in advance.
I can think of Kellog, Tuck, Ross, Yale, and many more. You should check out the schools websites for the right information.
I would still suggest you taking it, so that you are not restricted by TOEFL scores( or the lack of them), when choosing schools.
P.S. I am an international applicant, and i didnt take TOEFL. In the end, i decided against applying to a few schools, as they required TOEFL and i was too late and too lazy to study for it. Also TOEFL dates are not as easily available as GMAT dates, so you need to really plan in advance.
