Master of Science in Robotics 

at Georgia Tech, Atlanta

While a GPA of 3.7 is considered as a fairly high GPA, it is not an only factor that will gaurantee admission in the Georgia Institute of Technology. The Georgia Institute of Technology is considered a prestigious university and take admissions very seriously and is very selective with an acceptance rate of roughly 16%. As per the official data, the average GPA of the current class was 3.70. The minimum GPA requirement for a lot of programs is 3.0 out of 4.0. But it is always considered as a safer option of have a GPA of 3.5-3.7 to increase chances of accepance. Aplicants should also focus on other admission requirements as those increase chances of acceptance as well.

No, the Georgia Institute of Technology does not offer any scholarships for their international students. Before getting enrolled in the university, all the overseas applicants are required to submit their proof of sufficient funds for the entire course of study. It is interesting to note that a range of scholarships for international students are offered by external agencies and philanthropists. Also, Indian students can avail one of the following scholarships in order to reduce the expensive cost of studying in USA:

• Narotam Sekhsaria’s Scholarships
• Hani Zeini Scholarship
• Unimoni Student Stars
• Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarships
• C. Mahindra Scholarships for Post-Graduate Studies Abroad

Yes. The Georgia Institute of Technology accepts IELTS scres as a proof of English language proficiency. The university also accepts test scores like TOEFL, and PTE  as a part of mandatory admission requirement of providing English language test scores. Below are the cutoffs for each test:

Georgia Tech is one of the best universities for higher education in the USA. Studying in the Georgia Institute of Technology University can be considered expensive for Indian students as the cost sums up to be around INR 30 L on an average. Students can refer to the table listed below for course-specific fees requirements-

At the Georgia Institute of Technology, international students can choose to pursue 35 bachelor's degree courses and more than 100 master's as well as doctoral programs. According to the historical data of the institute's alumni, some of the most popular Georgia Tech courses are:

• Computer Science;
• Computational Science;
• Mechanical Engineering;
• Finance;
• Computer Engineering Technology/Technician;
• Economics;
• Electrical & Computer Engineering;
• Systems Engineering; and
• Business/Commerce.

Some of the best ranking subjects at Georgia Tech, as listed on the university page are as follows:

• UG engineering programs in top 4
• PG engineering programs in top 10
• Analytics #3
• Quantitative Analysis #7
• Management Information Systems #4
• Part Time MBA program #10
• UG Computer Science #7
• PG Computer Science #6
• Statistics and Operational Research #9

Knowing GIT weather and climate before applying is important. Georgia Tech is in Atlanta, Georgia and summers here are hot and humid with temperature ranging between 29°C - 35°C. While Winters are mild with temperature ranging between 2°C - 13°C with less snowfall. City has seen lower key crime areas for 2025-

There are no specific GPA requirements for Georgia Tech applicants. However, students who enrolled in the university scored a 4.1 GPA in academics. This shows that students must aim to score the same or above grades to enhance their probability of selection. Along with the GPA score, students must fulfill the basic eligibility by completing their high school or a bachelor's degree from a recognised institute and submitting the required documents asked by the university.

The cost of attendance for international UG and PG students at the Georgia Institute of Technology is given below:

1 USD = INR 86.75

Georgia Institute of Technology offers 35 UG and various PG degrees in many specializations. Some popular specializations include Business, Computing, Design, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Science, Cybersecurity, Gaming, Civil Engineering, and more. Students must check their eligibility criteria and requirements before enrolling in any programs.