What are the procedures to be shortlisted for universities if I have not applied for GRE or GMAT for a Bachelor's/Postgraduate?

Yes, you can apply to U.S. universities without GRE or GMAT scores, as many now offer test-optional or test-flexible admissions.

To strengthen your application, focus on:
- Academic transcripts: Strong, consistent grades in your bachelor's and any postgraduate studies.
- Relevant experience: Internships, research, or professional roles in your field.
- Statement of Purpose (SOP): Clearly state your goals and fit for the program.
- Letters of Recommendation (LORs): Secure strong endorsements from professors or employers.
- English proficiency: Provide TOEFL or IELTS scores if required (some universities may waive this).
- Program selection: Apply to universities that explicitly do not require GRE or GMAT.

Admission policies are subject to change - some universities have reinstated test requirements as of 2024.