I am an engineering graduate (in Chemical) from India. Working in IT industry from past 6.5 years. I want to pursue MBA in Canada. But I don't have bandwidth to write GMAT. Can anyone let me know if there are some good colleges in Canada that offer MBA programs without GMAT requirement? Also, how are the job opportunities after graduating from these colleges?
Good MBA programs in Canada without GMAT
- Thread starter bhanuprakashs
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Without GMAT very few options. Vancouver island, thompson rivers are the only decent choices you have.
If you have a good gpa in your bachelor degree that is above 75% with your work exp you can request for gmat waiver at these universities: UNB Fredericton, lakehead, laurentian, Regina... You have to mail them but nobody will guarantee you waiver they only say if your eligible there is lot of difference between being eligible and getting a waiver.
For jobs... you have to network hard, it’s not like India there is no campus recruitment. There may be job fairs but you should find it yourself. Even if you go to the #1 program in Canada you have to find jobs with your networking skills.
All the best
If you have a good gpa in your bachelor degree that is above 75% with your work exp you can request for gmat waiver at these universities: UNB Fredericton, lakehead, laurentian, Regina... You have to mail them but nobody will guarantee you waiver they only say if your eligible there is lot of difference between being eligible and getting a waiver.
For jobs... you have to network hard, it’s not like India there is no campus recruitment. There may be job fairs but you should find it yourself. Even if you go to the #1 program in Canada you have to find jobs with your networking skills.
All the best
Would disagree. There is definitely campus recruitment at least at the top schools. I would discourage doing an MBA at Vancouver Island or TRU. Lots of money and won't benefit you when you are looking for a job. These universities are not very well known by Canadians and seem to cater to mostly international students.
