Colleges in USA

Hi Rajesh, Chances are good. Though your CGPA may be slightly below a competitive range it seems you have good profile. Try to add more extracurricular and achievements if you have. Your GRE score is damn good. The sooner you apply, higher the chances of acceptance and also may be scholarship. Try to apply by the first round of deadlines.

PES South campus follows VTU rules. So, till now it's not deemed yet. But by 2019 batch, its expected to be getting deemed. I hope this helps you.

Hi there,
According to my knowledge, as you will clear your backlogs, your percentile will automatically increase. Furthermore if you wish to choose CS branch for your Masters you should have 75% in your B.Tech/B.E and a score of 315 or more in GRE if you want a renowned college. Still, you can aim for a good score in TOEFL so as to cover up the rest.
Good luck.

For Master's degree you have to give entrance exam. You have to clear exam after that, you will eligible to get admission.

What stream do you want? Do you want to go under lateral entry scheme?

Hi Vishal, Since Harvard is one of the top universities of the world, it is obvious that admissions are going to be very tough. So, you have to maintain a very good academic standing, be good in extracurricular activities like sports, community services, etc. Besides studies, take SAT or ACT and overall have a good profile. You will also need the TOEFL. You will be competing with the world's best applicants to get admitted. If you are good in coding you should start building projects so that you can demonstrate these skills in your application. Prepare from now onwards.

1. University of Colorado Boulder.
2. University of California - Berkeley.3. The University of Texas at Austin.
4. University of Washington - Seattle Campus.5. University of Massachusetts Amherst.6. University of Wisconsin - Madison.

Hi Atharva,
Having a score in the range of 1500-1600 will increase your acceptance chances. There are no specific score requirement though. Below 1200 will reduce your chances of both admission and scholarship.