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No, usually M.phil it's not required. Most applicants have some kind of graduate degree (I have an EMBA and a Master of Science), but there are people who got into a PhD program after undergrad.
Preparation for a PhD can mean a lot of different things, and I don't know what kind of help you are looking for. It could include understanding the application process, preparing for all the math and programming you are going to need to face a PhD, selecting schools to apply, getting high GMAT/GRE scores, writing statement of purpose, narrowing research interests, preparing to move, worrying about finance, etc. Preparation really includes a lot of things, and takes a long time.
But I guess a good way to start is to do some research about schools that offer the kind of PhD you want, and then read the information provided in their websites for applicants.
