DO I NEED TO GIVE ALL THE 3 EXAMS.,TOEFL,GMAT,IELTS OR ANY ONE OF THEM WILL DO....

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Dr. Alecia Wolf
2014-04-18 21:18:31
Hello Mohith! If you are applying for an admission in the School of Engineering and Science then you will have to give GRE and either TOEFL (or) IELTS! Where as if you are applying for an MBA course then you may give either GRE (or) GMAT(most of the times GMAT is recommended for an MBA course but if

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