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Yes, you should pursue MS after BE in India.

Hello Saurabh,
Yes, there are always chances of getting admission for MS in CS respective of your performance in your B.Tech. Foreign universities look for a different matrix of criteria to admit students. If you have done well after getting a job and has proof of this to show, along with different aspects of extra curricular activity or social service then it's a big advantage to you. However I will like to advise you to approach an agency which is dealing with sending students abroad for MS. This is because there are plenty of nuances which play critical roles and these agencies are aware of this role and take care of these nuances,... View more

Hi Navya,
Swinburne is a little ahead in ranking and reputation among the three for engineering purposes. But you should also check with the universities about the internship and placement opportunities they offer and compare.

Please refer to the link below for the list of colleges:
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Hello dear,
Canada is a developed country with multiple opportunities in various industries/occupation. Engineering is one of the prominent industry in Canada, and certainly mechanical engineering has good demand throughout Canada. Its also a part of Canadas demand list for skilled professional where in Canada is trying to fulfill its skilled labour shortage by allowing people from overseas to apply for a direct PR (Permanent Resident visa). Post completing your MS in mechanical, depending upon the province or the territory, you might be able to apply for a direct PR or PGWPP (Post Graduate Work Permit programme) which is inline with ... View more

You can get into teaching or you can clear net complete your PhD and become a professor. You can work under various organisation for conservation of wildlife, etc.

Yes, it can be possible here.
If your result in diploma is in the criteria of the admission, then you will be allowed to get admission in it.
Thanks.

Hi Satvinder,
Unfortunately, the answer will be 'no' because 3-year Bachelor's degree is not widely accepted by universities. Also, M.Sc programs are very very competitive. Check for options in Australia, France, NZ etc where they accept the three-year degree.

Hi,
Most of the MNCs or SMEs they recruit candidates who have done their Masters from Distance Mode. However, it depends company to company. What I have heard if this is a recognised Distance university or Institute then there is no problem but there are certain institutes they are not in white list according to their own policy. If possible, please check with HR dept first or your Line manager.

Hi Sai, Please confirm the college you wish to apply for better understanding. Every college has different eligibility criteria hence admission process varies. Thanks.

Hi Suchetana,
Ireland has a good market for IT professionals and as a data analyst you have a good scope. You will get opportunities but getting a job will completely depend on how you fare in your academics, your project works, internships, etc. You have to network well.

You are working with a radio station and have interest in joining media industry and get into writing. M.Sc New Media does give scope for the same but verify that this M.Sc is a recognised degree of the institute which you haven't mentioned. MA Mass Communication is the traditional and generic degree and it depends where the degree takes you.

Hi Geoffrey,
Both the courses are similar and the difference lies in the kind of approach the course offers. M.Sc is for those who come from a science stream and M.A is for those who are keen to pursue a career in Psychology but hail from a non-science background. There are many institutes in India which are offering Psychology courses and to know about these you may refer to the following link:
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You can go for courses like physical education, nutrition, hospital management etc. All these are quite popular and emerging fields, so they could be of good career paths for you. All the best.

The latest cut off of round 1 was rank 800003 to round 2 was 800140 in 2022

8-10.75 for UR
6.5 - 8.5 for OBC
7-9 for SC
4.5 for ST

You should take GRE and IELTS at least two months before the deadline.

Firstly, you must score a good percentage in your B.Tech CS branch. Especially above 8 CGPA. You must have talent along good academic score. It totally depend upon yourself that how you perform in your job interview, written test and the group discussion round. Have you completed your B.Tech? Or you are pursuing it. The scope is very good in job perspective for a CS engineer. Just focus and have skill, talent in your self. And mainly the confidence you must keep at every situation. Just believe in yourself. Similarly the chances you have for jobs in foreign country too. For any further query please feel free to ask.
Best of luck.

Hi friend,
Minimum score required in great to study MS computer Science is 151.4 (quantitative reasoning), and if you want to get chance in top 10-20 college, than try to get 165.0.

Click the link below to check all colleges offering distance M.Sc. In Mathematics:
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Yes, if you complete your PG Diploma in computer, then you are eligible.

There are over 13 Distance/Correspondence M.Sc. In Science colleges in Mumbai. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of colleges which offers M.Sc. Courses via distance/correspondence. You should be able to navigate to a college of your choice using the filters on the web page. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/distance-correspondence-m-sc-colleges-mumbai-all" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/distance-correspondence-m-sc-colleges-mumbai-all</a>.

BITS doesn't have any reservations. All seats are available for everyone.

The BHU cutoff for M.Sc in environmental science and technology is 50 to 90 percentage and fee structure is 50K to 80K and scholarship is also provided

Hello Atul,
Germany is a highly competitive country. Your academic background does not seem to be sound and competitive. The number of backlogs is huge and the percentile is not competitive too. You can always give it a try, but I would suggest you check out other countries like Australia or even New Zealand. If you want to study in Europe, you may check Netherlands, Spain, France and so on.

Sorry, but you are not eligible for M.Sc IT.

MCA is professional course that is also job oriented. M.Sc. Is not a job oriented course and is mainly theoretical with little practicability in job environment. If you want a job, pursue MCA. If you want to pursue Ph.D. later, pursue M.Sc. CS.

Hey Kanishka ,
To get into MSc wildlife sciences you may choose Zoology , Botany etc

In M.Sc, one has to chose only 1 subject. If you want to do M.Sc in chemistry, then you don't need to study maths.

Yes, you can pursue M.Sc in Maths after B.Tech, detailed eligibility is mentioned below:
M.Sc Mathematics Eligibility:
Candidates should have a pass B.Sc. (Mathematics) or B.Sc. (Mathematics and computer applications) degree or any other degree of another university as equivalent thereto shall be eligible for PG admission. A pass in B.Sc with a minimum aggregate of 60% is desirable but the marks of admission for the course may vary from university to university.