I am pursuing BBA and will be in the final year. Will appearing in GMAT be helpful in getting top colleges except IIMs?

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J
4 years ago
Yes, the GMAT scores are accepted by almost 500+ good MBA colleges all over India.

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K
4 years ago
You should write GMAT if you're going abroad to pursue MBA or a master's degree. If you're looking to do MBA in India then you can take up CAT XAT MAT etc. To get into top B schools.

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KUSHAGRA VERMA
4 years ago
Iims accept GMAT scores for MBA admissions into their 1-year full-time MBA programs. However, for their 2-year PGP programs, Indian students are required to submit CAT scores. Top Business schools in India accepting GMAT scores are: IIM Ahmedabad (PGPX) IIM Bangalore (EPGP) IIM Calcutta (PGPEx) IIM

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