How can I study abroad without IELTS and GMAT?

I can see how these exams can be confused or why someone might confuse them. However, I must let you know that the IELTS and the GMAT/GRE have different objectives. While the GMAT/GRE are standardized exams for entrance to business schools, the IELTS is a language skills test.

GRE: The most extensive standardized test taken by students to get admission to graduate school is the GRE General Test. Students who seek access to graduate programs across all fields take this exam. The GRE test evaluates a candidate's capacity for pursuing graduate-level study in various fields. In addition, whoever wishes to study a particular subject may also take the GRE Subject test. It assesses a candidate's verbal, quantitative, and analytical thinking ability.

TOEFL: People who wish to travel to a nation where English is the primary language of communication must take the TOEFL exam. This exam evaluates candidates' English language ability. More than 10,000 educational institutions recognize TOEFL scores worldwide, including colleges, universities, and other organizations.

IELTS: People who want to study or relocate to an English-speaking nation take the IELTS exam.

Importance: IELTS scores are required by nations where English is the primary language of communication before a visa can be issued. Most UK, Australia, and New Zealand universities favor the IELTS test.

The IELTS Academic test is acceptable for professional registration and undergraduate or graduate studies admission. It determines whether you are prepared to start learning or training in an English-speaking environment and simulates some aspects of academic study language.

If English was the primary language of instruction at your previous educational institution, you are likely exempt from the IELTS.

While the GMAT/GRE is a test that most business schools worldwide require to evaluate your admission for an MBA. This examination was created especially for business schools. It evaluates your suitability for a master's program at a business school.

US MBA schools for international students without GMAT & IELTS:

University of Phoenix
Sawyer Business School, Suffolk University
UCLA Anderson School of Management
New York University Stern Business School-One of the strongest
MBA's without GMAT & IELTS:

Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, University of Delaware
Florida International University, College of Business
Hult International Business School
Pace University, Lubin School of Business
Southern California University, Marshall Business School
Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
The prerequisites for an MBA without the GMAT are;

a four-year degree from a reputable university
two to three years' worth of work experience overall (varies in certain schools)
personal statement
private Statement
two letters of recommendation from experts
Most reputable and top-ranked business schools will need you to submit your GMAT or GRE results. This is because you are being evaluated for eligibility. A GMAT score will always help you get scholarships and admission to your chosen universities.

 

Hope this helps!