I've take GRE in August 2018 and scored 283. What would be selection procedure and eligibility for me to join in ASB?

Completed B.Tech in 2016 and currently working in top MNC with 2.5 years of experience.

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Asked by Harish B
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Manas Ranjan Mohanty
7 years ago
You are eligible to apply in Amrita School of Business. You can contact admission team for further process.

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