Can I get the details of GRE, TOEFL and other related exams to pursue PG abroad?

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6 years ago

Dear Akshatha, There are a variety of exams that one has to clear to obtain PG degree from abroad. Also getting a scholarship is not easy as it depends on the marks obtained in the exams. I wanted to get a master's degree from the US without giving of these exams but I knew about no other alternat

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Arslan Shaikh | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

GRE is a test for those who want to study postgraduate degree abroad. TOEFL and IELTS are English proficiency test for international students. GMAT is for those students who want to do MBA abroad.

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