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08 Dec 2014, 18:28
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Hi All
I am a non native MBA applicant from India and have completed my 4-year Bachelors degree from an institute where medium of instruction was English , I am looking to apply to top 30 US B schools , I wanted some clarity on TOEFL exam I have checked no of college websites and they seem to suggest that I can have a TOEFL waiver if medium of intruction was english for my graduation( as in my case) so I want to know if I need to contact various colleges independently to varify this waiver or I can just skip TOEFL for now and submit my application without it and there wont be any problems later on?
Would be really helpful if some of the experienced guys could throw some light on this issue.
P.S-- I checked websites of Tuck,Ross, Darden, Tepper,UCLA among others and they have all mentioned the same thing
Thanks
AK
I am a non native MBA applicant from India and have completed my 4-year Bachelors degree from an institute where medium of instruction was English , I am looking to apply to top 30 US B schools , I wanted some clarity on TOEFL exam I have checked no of college websites and they seem to suggest that I can have a TOEFL waiver if medium of intruction was english for my graduation( as in my case) so I want to know if I need to contact various colleges independently to varify this waiver or I can just skip TOEFL for now and submit my application without it and there wont be any problems later on?
Would be really helpful if some of the experienced guys could throw some light on this issue.
P.S-- I checked websites of Tuck,Ross, Darden, Tepper,UCLA among others and they have all mentioned the same thing
Thanks
AK
06 Jan 2015, 17:46
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No. That is for students from specific countries (US, UK, NZ, AUS etc). If you graduated from India, there is no waiver. You can still go ahead and contact your institution of choice to confirm.
10 Feb 2015, 06:07
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