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Hi Gajanan,
NIOS won't be a problem for you to pursue higher studies abroad. But there are certain requirements like taking a certain number of subjects for the 11th and 12th. Also you may inquire @ the university regarding the course structure of your preference, fees, etc.
All the best.
Dear Kriti,
Nobody can and will tell you dates for exams you need to appear. Specifying a date won't guarantee full marks as well. Nobody on the other side of this app can know about your preparation strategy, your calibre etc. The best we could do is to suggest you to keep atleast 9 months ahead of the application dates Around 3-5 months would be required for preparation of each test. During March to August should ideally be your test date.
Dear Naveen
Both the exams are suitable for doing MS abroad, TOEFL is basically an English exam which requires very little practice and can be cleared easily. GRE requires a good amount of practice and there are different sections that you need to clear. However, if you are stuck and feel that it will difficult for you to clear any of the exams then there is nothing to worry about. JK Lakshmipat University situated in Jaipur is offering a very interesting programme that gives you an excellent opportunity to do MS at JKLU for one year and the second year in Mass. It also comes with 3 years of OPT in STEM. There are number courses that y... View more
Hello Pratiskha,
Please read the contents here from top to bottom, it answers your query:
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.ets.org/toefl/ibt/about" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.ets.org/toefl/ibt/about</a>.
<p>International students can submit the PTE exam score to meet the Wollongong University English language requirements. The UOW accepts the score of the Pearson Test of English (PTE) for admission at the university. Besides the PTE score, the University of Wollongong also accepts TOEFL / OET scores. Mentioned below is the PTE score for UOW admissions:</p><div align="center"><table style="height: 78.75px; width: 924px;" border="1" width="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr style="height: 24.375px;"><td style="height: ... View more
Hi Krish,
It is difficult to find a MS Electronics Engineering in Canada, you will find closely related and subset programs. You can apply to top tier universities without a doubt. University of Alberta, University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, McGill University etc. Would be suggested. GRE is not mandatory but I think University of Toronto and Alberta requires but also depends on the programme. You can also check Ryerson University, their programs are quite innovative.
Hi,
Check University of Texas at Dallas, John Hopkins University, Indiana University (Kelly), University of Southern California, Boston University, University of Washington-Seattle Campus, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Drexel University and more. On the more competitive side you can check Carnegie Mellon, Georgia Tech, and Virginia Tech etc.
Hi,
There is no eligibility attached with these exams. Also, you need not to take all of them. GMAT or GRE and TOEFL or IELTS. Aim for these scores:
GMAT -710 and above
GRE -315 and above
TOEFL - 100
IELTS - 6.5
As per your questions, if you want to go for MS in Computer Science then best option is to go with IELTS as it is the most common exam and widely accepted by universities of UK, Germany and other European union countries. So, all the best for future.
<p>To be admitted to Oklahoma City University (OCU), international applicants must prove their English language skills. To fulfil this prerequisite, the institution accepts a number of examinations, such as the Duolingo English Test, the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), and the IELTS (International English Language Testing System). While OCU normally demands a minimum score of 61 on the internet-based test (iBT) for the TOEFL, the minimal score for the IELTS is often 6.0. The average result that OCU expects from students who take the Duolingo English Test is 95 or above. Students who don't reach these minimal score requ... View more
Hi Yash,
They will consider you if you clear your SAT and TOEFL. If you are confused you can apply towards what is called and undeclared major in USA. You can apply to a Bachelor's degree but not declaring any specific concentration or specialization. You can later choose after you have explored the courses, subjects and also you will know your aptitude an interest. This will also depend on your test scores and academic performance. The universities have specific academic counselors who will guide you. As of now you have to work very hard on your SAT and TOEFL so that you get admission. You should also get involved in extracurricular ... View more
Without these tests, you will not get admission in a good University. These tests are necessary to understand your reasoning and English language skills.
<p>Yes, an Indian student can study in the University of Lincoln without <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/ielts-vs-toefl-vs-pte-academic-which-test-you-should-take-articlepage-246">IELTS/TOEFL</a> scores as the university accepts country-specific qualifications. Listed below is the <strong>University of Lincoln English language requirements for Indian students</strong>:</p><ul><li>CISCE in English at Standard XII at grades 70%; OR</li><li>CBSE Core English at Standard XII at grades 70%.</li></ul><p><strong>Note:</strong> ... View more
You can try out these given universities, and you will find more specified requirements of these universities on their website, University of Houston - Clear Lake, Pasadena, USA
Missouri State University, Springfield, USA
Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, USA
Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, USA
Columbus State University, Milledgeville, USA
Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, USA
Fontbonne University, St. Louis, USA
You can further compare these universities and choose the best for your daughter, hope this information helped you. Good luck.
After 12th, you need to take SAT in order to be eligible to apply to a lot of major universities abroad. However, it is not compulsory. Some colleges do not require SAT scores. Some require ACT. But some require none of them. I would suggest you take SAT preferably in 12th grade or even after that as soon as possible and then look into individual websites of the colleges you want to apply to. To check if they accept TOEFL or IELTS. Both of them are English tests. some colleges ask for TOEFL and some want IELTS scores. If you don't know how to get started, attend some study abroad fairs.
Dear Ishan,
As per their admission policy on website, if the duration of your Bachelors is less than 4 years then you are not eligible to do MBA from Harvard or Stanford because they generally follow American education system. According to that, the length of graduation is 4 years (fresher, sophomore, junior, senior). Hence they wouldn't allow if you have done B.Com, BBA, BA or something like this.
In addition to this, according to them if you really wish to pursue MBA from Harvard, you need to have post graduate Diploma after Bachelors. IELTS or TOEFL is only required if the medium of instruction in your college is not in English.
Hi,
The best books for TOEFL:
The Official Guide to the TOEFL Test by ETS Official TOEFL iBT Tests Volume 1 and Volume 2
Barrons Essential Words for the TOEFL
For GRE, The Official GRE Super Power Pack from ETS is mandatory. Also follow books by
Manhattan and Kaplan.
For GATE books basis subjects.
TOEFL tests your English conversation skills. It is absolutely necessary because the university wants to know whether you will be able to understand what you are being taught.
Hi Shivansh, the range is somewhere between 25,000-50,000 USD per year including living expenses. You have to show full tuition fee for one year while you are applying for the visa. Doing part time job won't bring down your expenses considerably and depends the kind of job you are doing. You must also see that it does not effect your studies. Consider taking education loan from an Indian bank which you can repay in 15-20 years after securing a job.
Hello Rakesh,
I did not understand your question, universities won't give you GRE or TOEFL preparation and how good you perform in your GRE or TOEFL won't depend on the university.
You would be getting the report cards from your school. Just make sure the university you are applying might ask for a character certificate and an affidavit from your school, so make sure you get it as well.
Hi Nikhil,
I would suggest you to start your preparation from the 2nd year, but you should write it in either 3rd or 4th year because GATE and other exams cover the course of mainly 2nd and 3rd year.
If you are applying for fall, you should take latest by July or even before that, so that after writing it once you can think about a second chance, if not happy with your score, otherwise you start building up your SOP and search for the right place to go.
All the best.
First, you have to register and take admission tests like SAT, ACT TOEFL or IELTS and you have to do really well in these tests, if you are particularly aiming for IVY Leagues.
You have to check the university's website, if they require SAT subject test. You can collect your class 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades and SOPs and LORs. The university will also look at your achievements and extra-curricular and finally you can apply to universities of your choice.
Hi Prishita Gupta,
These are entrance exams to meet the English language requirements. You don't have to give both. Just one of them. You can check college websites to see the preferences and score requirements. You must register for these tests on their official websites. See here:
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.ets.org/toefl" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.ets.org/toefl</a>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.ielts.org/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.ielts.org/</a>
Dear Rishabh,
Every university has different deadlines and different admission procedures. Take the GRE, if you plan for USA. On the whole start the application process at least a year ahead of the intake you desire to enroll into.
For scholarships you need not apply separately, they are awarded on merit basis by the universities at the time of admission. For maximum chances of admission and scholarships apply strictly within the first deadlines. Start researching on various universities and check out websites like QS world ranking or economic times ranking. Visit the admission pages on the university websites to get a gist.
All the best.
Hi Rahul,
Considering that finance is not a problem, you can follow the following strategy. You can apply for 3 dream colleges, 4 reach colleges and 3 backup colleges. Considering the limited knowledge that I have about you, I'd suggest you go for the following: Dream:
Georgia Institute of Technology, University of California Los Angeles and University of Washington, Seattle.
Reach Colleges: University of Cincinnati, University of California Santa Cruz and Michigan State University.
BackUp colleges can be: Arizona State University, University of Utah Salt Lake and University of North Carolina.
Think of various othe... View more