Can I get admission in London School of Business if I have a good score in GMAT?

I have scored 72% in class 10th (ICSE), 70% in class 12th (ISC) and 60% in B.Com (Calcutta University).

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Shiwani Singh | Guide-Level 11

9 years ago

Yea of course, if you get a good score in GMAT, you get a chance to get selected in London Business School. But, it is not so easy to get, you really need to work hard for it. Good Luck!

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Shiwani Singh | Guide-Level 11

9 years ago

TIME. Career Launcher have a good test series.

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