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EDHEC is now accepting the Common Admission
Test (CAT)
Why it so important to apply early? What are the
benefits? Students aspiring to get admission into top
worldwide institutions need to appear for the GMAT or the GRE among
other admission requirements. From now on, EDHEC Business School
will be accepting the Common Admission Test (CAT) for those with a
minimum score of 95
percentile, as a pre-requisite for admission for its
2013
Master in Management
(MiM) and 11 Master of Science (MSc)
programmes. Applicants tend to wait to the last minute to begin
the application process, ending up clogged up with a lot of pressure
to finish their thesis, prepare for their admission exams, the
disappointment of no scholarship and not even having the guarantee
of further education. These issues can be easily addressed: plan ahead and meet EDHEC in India starting
Friday! EDHEC Business School's international
admissions operate on a rolling basis, which accelerates the
selection process and facilitates the preparation of moving to
France. Those who have a clear vision of their future academic
journey and professional objective are highly regarded by EDHEC as
they demonstrate maturity and the ability to grasp their future.
Early birds will benefit of many aspects:
Lastly,
preparing for a new beginning in a foreign country is exciting and
early applicants will experience a much smoother transition!
Here is what our students from India have to say
about EDHEC accepting the CAT and the advantages of
applying early:
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"The Common Admission Test is considered as
one of the most rigorous standardized tests used to check the
managerial aptitude of candidates, which is precisely the aim of
GMAT. It is then obvious that a candidate who scores high in CAT
should also do well in GMAT. Therefore, it is logical to give Indian
candidates an option to submit CAT scores instead of GMAT. It will
save a candidate's time and energy who would wish to apply for
management related courses outside India." Read more....
Kumar
Gautam, 2011 MSc in Finance & Quantitative Equity Analyst at EDHEC-Risk Institute – France
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"With a GMAT over 700, I was interested in
the EIFFEL Scholarship. I sent my complete application before the
December deadline to ensure my selection for EIFFEL. For an Indian
Engineering student, to be able to study at EDHEC, one of the best
Business Schools in Europe is a very difficult task - culturally,
financially and academically. I am extremely thankful to have been
granted the EIFFEL Scholarship which has not only helped me
financially but also culturally & socially by organising trips with
other EIFFEL scholars. "Read more...
Uman Sejpal,
2012 MIM BM Student and EIFFEL Scholar
of India
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