Is it enough to give TOEFL to do MBA in a foreign country?

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Veera Bhadra | Beginner-Level 5

8 years ago

For Australia and New Zealand, it's enough. Some universities accept IELTS or Tofel. GMAT is not required, but for some universities GMAT is mandatory.

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Vikas Kaushik | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Hi Pratiksha, No, TOEFL alone is not enough. MBA programs abroad require GMAT or the GRE too. GMAT is preferred. But, there are certain low ranked universities which may accept without GMAT. You have to check the admission requirements on university websites yourself and decide where to apply. I

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