Can you suggest some good colleges for MBA in IB in US or Australia through TOEFL?

I thought I should go through GMAT but it requires atleast 2 years of managerial experience and I don't want to waste my 2 years.

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Chetna S
9 years ago
Hi GMAT requires 18 years of age and a graduation degree to be eligible. So, you can take GMAT and apply to Australia with that score.

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You may get admission but the reputation of the universities and acceptance rate is not guaranteed.

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