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I've secured 66% in HSC. Will I get admission in Wilson in minority quota for BMS?
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Asked by Melanie
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I am a B.Tech graduate with around 4 years of job experience. Am I eligible for MA Phil through distance from AU?
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Asked by Sree Ram

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8 years ago
You should have a post-graduate degree with at least55% of marks for general category and 50% marks in the case of SC/ST category or equivalent CGPA in the concerned subject or in an allied subject or any other post-graduate degree recognized by the University as equivalent thereto.
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I want to do BS chemistry in any college in USA but want to go there as a transfer student, which course should I do in India for 1st year?
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Asked by Lord

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8 years ago
First check with the universities about transfer norms, you have to fulfill the credit point requirements, course requirements and other admission rules before being accepted.
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Can you provide honest reviews of Cornerstone International College, Chennai for mechatronics engineering?
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Asked by Ritik
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Can I apply as a transfer student from B.Sc degree India to a college in America?
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Asked by Lord

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8 years ago
You can apply as a transfer student after completing at least 1 year of your Bachelor's degree. You can apply before completing 2 years and half years of your Bachelor's degree.
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I got a chemical engineering seat in Bangalore but I aim to study in USA. Can I transfer my seat in the colleges of USA?
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Asked by Lord
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8 years ago
No, that is not possible, the whole process is different.
Other ways, you need to prepare and attempt some competitive exams and many things.
Other ways, you need to prepare and attempt some competitive exams and many things.
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This is not a required criteria. But, it is definitely good to have a work experience. It shows maturity, skill, thought process, research mindset, amongst others. Needless to say, relevant work experience is better than irrelevant. But, some is better than none. Just work on remaining constrai
This is not a required criteria. But, it is definitely good to have a work experience. It shows maturity, skill, thought process, research mindset, amongst others. Needless to say, relevant work experience is better than irrelevant. But, some is better than none. Just work on remaining constrai
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I'm in the final year of BE CSE. I have 8.46 CGPA. Do I have a chance to get admission in M.Sc CSE in University of British Columbia?
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Asked by Vijayaprabhu
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8 years ago
To pursue M.Sc. In CSE, you need to qualify GRE. If you qualify GRE. Then you need to do online counselling. After that, you can take admission in this college.
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After completing my B.Tech in computer science, I want to do MBA from Stanford University. Which exam should I prepare for?
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8 years ago
It is better to stay in India and do MBA from reputed university of India. Scope of MBA is also very good in India also.
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I would like to join the spring batch of USA colleges in 2019 because I took ACT exam but waiting for it. What should I do?
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Asked by Lord

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8 years ago
ACT scores are out usually after two weeks of the test, if there is a delay there is no need to panic. In many instances results are delayed due to verification processes or delay from the test center itself. If you check your ACT web account or the website itself you will find the results date. Som