Georgia Institute of Technology

Yes, Georgia Tech is a highly selective and very difficult institution to get into. The Georgia Tech acceptance rate stands at 14% for the Class of 2028.

To get in, Indian students are required to show great academic performance, submission of standardized test results and proof of English language proficiency. 

• Complete high school records (classes 9, 10, 11 and 12) with a GPA of around 4.1 or higher 
• Competitive SAT (1450+) or ACT score (33+)
• English language proficiency
• Additional materials like the Common Application, LORs, Resume and a portfolio

Yes, Georgia Tech is considered on par with the Ivy League and in many ways superior to these top universities. Georgia Tech is known for STEM and it is frequently ranked among the elite New Ivies for its amazing academics and the ROI after studies.

It is a Carnegie-classified R1 research institution with an overall ranking of #79 in the Global University Rankings under the US News and World in 2025.

Yes, Georgia Tech is considered on par with the Ivy League and in many ways superior to these top universities. Georgia Tech is known for STEM and it is frequently ranked among the elite New Ivies for its amazing academics and the ROI after studies.

It is a Carnegie-classified R1 research institution with an overall ranking of #79 in the Global University Rankings under the US News and World in 2025.

It depends on cutoffs and quota. Getting Polotical Science (Hons) is tough with this score, but you may get English Hons in some off-campus DU colleges. 

Students who fail to pay Georgia Tech tuition fees by the given deadline may get the registration to their programme cancelled. Students will be notifed via e-mail about the same.

A reinstatement fee of USD 200 (INR 19.2 K) and late payment fee of USD 100 (INR 9.6 K) also applies to be reinstated into classes. Georgia Tech accepts fee payment from Indian students via Flywire, TransferMate, or CIBC International Student Pay.

Yes, Indian students who withdraw from all courses of the semester at Georgia Tech before 60% of the term is completed are eligible for tuition refund.

Students can get a 100% refund if they withdraw/drop courses by the end of late registration window.

No refunds are processed if more than 60% term has been completed.

Yes, Georgia Tech allows Indian students to pay their installments. It allows students to defer up to 50% of their current term's tuition and fees, or the remaining balance after financial aid, whichever is less.

To enrol in the Georgia Tech payment plan, students need to pay an enrolment fee worth USD 75 (INR 7.2 K).

Contact the Office of the Bursar at Georgia Tech to know more.

Yes, Georgia Tech allows Indian students to pay their installments. It allows students to defer up to 50% of their current term's tuition and fees, or the remaining balance after financial aid, whichever is less.

To enrol in the Georgia Tech payment plan, students need to pay an enrolment fee worth USD 75 (INR 7.2 K).

Contact the Office of the Bursar at Georgia Tech to know more.

Yes, an online Computer Science programme carries the same academic value and repuatation as the one delivered on-campus. The degree, diploma, and transcripts show no difference between the two formats.

The experience is different for both. The on-campus programme allows for more in-person networking and faculty interaction. The online programme is better for working professionals short on time.