What is the difference between NGAT, GAT, and NGAT/GAT when registering via the bot❓
🔷 NGAT stands for the National Graduate Admission Test, which is prepared by the Ministry of Education. It is required for graduate program admissions at public universities across Ethiopia (except AAU).
🔷GAT refers to the Graduate Admission Test administered specifically by Addis Ababa University (AAU) for its own graduate programs.
🔷 NGAT/GAT is the combined option for those who wish to prepare for both exams at the same time.
👉Select the option that matches your goal:
✔️Choose NGAT if you're applying to universities under the Ministry. ✔️Choose GAT if you're applying only to AAU. ✔️Choose NGAT/GAT if you're applying to both AAU and other public universities.
What is the difference between NGAT, GAT, and NGAT/GAT when registering via the bot❓
🔷 NGAT stands for the National Graduate Admission Test, which is prepared by the Ministry of Education. It is required for graduate program admissions at public universities across Ethiopia (except AAU).
🔷GAT refers to the Graduate Admission Test administered specifically by Addis Ababa University (AAU) for its own graduate programs.
🔷 NGAT/GAT is the combined option for those who wish to prepare for both exams at the same time.
👉Select the option that matches your goal:
✔️Choose NGAT if you're applying to universities under the Ministry. ✔️Choose GAT if you're applying only to AAU. ✔️Choose NGAT/GAT if you're applying to both AAU and other public universities.
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