Need For help for GMAT

[gunns007]

Hi All,

I am new to this forum and I am really glad to be a part of it.

I am planning to take up GMAT and do my MBA in the United States but there is a small doubt which I would like to clarify.

I did my graduation which was of 3 years and then I got placed in an IT firm where I had been working for the last 2.5 years. Since I have an education of 12+3 = 15 years, I am not sure whether I am eligible or not to take up this exam and get placed in an American University.

Please help me in this regard.

Waiting for your early inputs...

Regards,
Gunns007

[ekamal]

If you already know which schools you want to apply to the best thing to do is contact the schools.

[alexmyx]

Originally Posted by ekamal

If you already know which schools you want to apply to the best thing to do is contact the schools.

can't agree more with ekamal, you may browse the websites of the schools you want to apply to for the info

a piece of advice: the majority of decent biz schools in U.S demand a GMAT score---almost every one. so i'm afraid it's a must

good luck with your test

[manucom]

can you tell me where to find some more relevant study material

[manucom]

wt ds gmat stand for?

[Erin]

Originally Posted by manucom

wt ds gmat stand for?

Please read the forum rules--we frown on using abbreviations and the like.

[alexmyx]

i think OG is the most important material as it is official
as for the others, i think kaplan, longman and princeton are also very good resources

[alexmyx]

GMAT stands for graduate management admission test