How can I pursue MBA from Italy?

Admission Requirements: Students are required to submit original or certified copies of the transcripts of grades and other related documents acquired from the college or university in which they have successfully completed the course. Details like grades in individual subjects, the type of degree, date of graduation should all be covered in the documents. Students should convert the marks or grades obtained in the previous qualification according to the grading system that is followed in Italy. College or university authorities can be contacted by the students for the same. The certified copies of the transcripts and related documents should be certified by a person or authority that is recognised by the law of the students home country. It would help if the students can submit the documents translated in Italian language from a qualified and recognised translator or authority, along with the ones in original language of course. Most of the MBA programs in Italy are offered in English language; therefore, it is necessary for the students to be proficient in all forms of English language: reading, writing, speaking, and understanding. If English is not any students first language, he/she must appear and clear an IELTS or TOEFL exam organised in the students home country. Passing the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a must for a student to be eligible for an MBA program in Italy. Although there's no terms on the minimum score required for admission, a high score is expected out of the student. On a general basis, the universities and business schools in Italy prefer their students to have a few years of work experience. Although, freshers with exceptional academic background, test scores A letter of recommendation or reference from the people, whom the student knows professionally or academically, also needs to be provided to the university or college authorities. Two are recommended. Finally, all students have to clear a personal interview conducted by the university or college authorities to secure an admission.

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