A GMAT score between 670 and 700 is really good. But if you want to get into the top-most ones, aim for above 700.

I want to study MBA in Australia.

As GMAT scores are valid up to 5 years, it gives students some time to reattempt if they are not satisfied with their performance. But I would suggest that you give the exam preparation 1 year after your previous test, before you attempt GMAT again. And as for the work experience, while most universities expect you to have at least 2-3 years of work experience before you apply for an MBA, there are many universities in USA, UK, Australia, and even Europe and Canada, that allow students to apply for a Freshers' MBA program. So, find the universities that offer those programs or get some work experience and then apply. If you need help finding universities, you can always contact iSchoolConnect. You can also check out a few of these top MBA universities worldwide: MBA in Australia MBA in UK MBA in Canada

Usually, a university admissions officer checks the student application. While doing so, they will check your your overall profile. This will include your grades, qualifying exam scores, work experience (if any), volunteering experience, your social profile, documents i.e transcripts, visa, other documents asked by the university. Grades- this will include your previous academic scores. If you are applying for masters then your bachelor's GPA and scores will be taken into account. This is done to check if you are eligible for getting admission or not. Qualifying exam scores- this includes your TOEFL/IELTS/GRE/GMAT/PTE/SAT scores. The type of exam depends upon the course or university you are applying to. Documents- The documents that universities usually ask for is valid visa, your transcripts i.e your academic manuscripts, any certificates, accomplishments, Statement of purpose, Letters of recommendation, etc. Work experience- If you are applying for masters then most universities ask for work experience. And a minimum of 1 to 5 years is required. However, keep in mind that it completely depends upon the university and program you apply to. For example, most MBA programs need work experience while MS programs don't. Your admission and any scholarships you get depend upon your overall profile. Here are some blogs we think might be helpful: Steps on how to apply for MS in USA Scholarship profile US visa

There are a lot of universities that provide theater and performing arts. Some of the top-performing arts colleges/universities in Australia are Griffith University, Queensland University of Technology, RMIT University, etc. If you want to apply for this course you need to give IELTS exam. The minimum score for IELTS is 6, and you also need a good profile for this. The average tuition fees for these types of colleges are around 10k USD to 20k USD. And If you are looking at the ROI for this course then it is around $45k USD.

Hey there! You have a decent GPA. You might need to worry about qualifying with your IELTS score. While a lot of countries offer amazing Architecture programs, here are a few countries which are famous for it: USA- Master of Architecture in the USA can be done in two ways as MSc and MA Architecture with specializations like Urban Planning or Architecture Design. You must have a score of IELTS (6.5) or TOEFL (90) scores. UK- UK also provides MSc and MA in Architecture. You submit have a score as follows, IELTS (6.5) or PTE (70) or TOEFL (90) scores. 3)Germany- Germany provides specializations in Architecture Technology and Designing for their Masters in Architecture programs. You also need IELTS (6) or TOEFL (72) scores are the average scores for eligibility. Some other countries famous for providing Masters in Architecture are Canada, Singapore, and Australia and the criteria for eligibility is almost similar.

I want to pursue an MBA. Which exam should I appear for?

The GMAT is an online exam that you may write at any time of the year. It is generally used by universities that provide MBA degrees to asses you. It is a test that primarily assesses you based on your reasoning skills. This exam measures you based on your verbal, reasoning, mathematical and analytical skills.The GMAT syllabus and pattern remains the same throughout the year. There are 4 sections to the test, them being: Analytical Writing: You are generally asked questions based on a passage for which you must answer. Integrated Reasoning: This section tests your analytical skills by making you analyse tabular/graphical information. Quantitative Section: This section tests your fundamentals in mathematics such as geometry, simple equations etc. Verbal Reasoning: This section covers three sub sections, mainly Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Sentence Correction. For more information regarding the GMAT exam, you could check this blog

Hey Amandeep, 690 in GMAT is a good score. The different universities that you could target are: UCLA NYU (Stern) CMU (Tepper) Texas-Austin (McCombs) Texas-Dallas (Jindal) Most universities mandate at least 2-3 years of work experience. Since you have 4 years of experience and a score of 690, getting in for an MBA program shouldn't be a problem. Did you consider a counsellor who can guide you through the whole process? I took assistance from iSchoolConnect. You should definitely check them out.

Hey Anamika, Yes! Most business schools do mandate at least 2 years of relevant work experience in your field of specialization. If you have worked at the institute for more than 2 years, it would definitely be considered as work experience to study for an MBA in most countries. However, as per my knowledge, you can only apply for a freshers MBA with this amount of work experience. Most universities require you to have a work experience of 4-5 years before you can apply for a Professional/Executive MBA. Why don't you take a look at this blog to find out the Top universities for MBA in USA-https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-mba-in-usa/

Hey Tara, While a majority of B-schools abroad do need GMAT scores, some universities don't require them and have other parameters for assessing your application. These colleges in the U.S that don't have a GMAT requirement are: Northwestern University, Kellogg Duke Fuqua NYU Stern Smith Although these colleges don't have a GMAT requirement, they expect students to have a good profile to compensate for the lower GMAT scores.

Hey Robert, Your GMAT score by all accounts seems amazing to me. You could definitely get into one of the top universities for MBA, provided you ace your interviews. Definitely try applying to top MBA universities in the world like MIT Sloan, London Business School, INSEAD, Wharton School, Kellog School of Business, etc. With a score of 760, you could also apply for scholarships in many of the top MBA universities in the world. You could contact iSchoolConnect to get help finding the perfect university for you.