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What eligibility criteria should I expect for my MBA at top Australian universities?

03 Nov 2026 · Answered by Prakhar Pragy Dixit · 1 min read
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Top Australian MBA programs typically look for a related undergraduate degree, around 65 percent in it, a CV, two reference letters, an interview, GRE or GMAT scores, about two years of work experience and an English test score. These vary by university and specialization, so confirm on each official page.

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You will usually need a related undergraduate degree and a solid academic record to be considered for an MBA at a leading Australian university. Beyond marks, universities typically look at your work history, references and English ability, and the exact mix varies by institution.

Typical MBA Entry Requirements

RequirementWhat universities typically ask for
Undergraduate degreeA degree in a related subject
Academic scoreAround 65% in your undergraduate course
CV or resumeAn updated version
ReferencesTwo letters from past professors or employers
InterviewA personal interview
Entrance testGRE or GMAT scores
Work experienceAbout two years
English proficiencyTOEFL or IELTS scores

How to Read This List

  • These are the commonly seen criteria, not a fixed rule for every school.
  • Your course, specialization and the university can change what is asked.
  • Check the official admissions page of each university for the latest rules.

My Advice

Build a simple checklist per university and tick off each item early, because references and test scores take the longest. Ask your referees well before the deadline, and confirm on the official page whether a test or work experience is truly required for your program.

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