GRE Scores

Hi Akanshya, you will get options but not the highly ranked ones which prefer students with extremely good academics. However plenty of options will be available. Focus on your GRE, anything below 300 will hamper your chances. Additionally you should work on building a very good personal statement. The recommendation letters must be compelling too. Demonstrate your strengths, extracurricular activities, project work etc. and any other distinct point that you think the universities should know about you.

Hi Anand,
Yes in US, GRE scores are accepted instead of GMAT. Always check university's website before applying. In India, a wide range of B-Schools like ISB, etc. accepts it.

Hi Uday,
Ideally, you can if you have met the other requirements like sufficient academic grades, good IELTS scores, etc. As far as the gap is concerned this will also depend on the nature of the gap, how valid and genuine it is. If it was work experience, it won't be considered as a gap. Now, you need to check with the universities for the specific requirements, GRE is not mandatory for all universities in Canada, so accordingly check on university websites and email them.

Hi,
Only specific programs require the GRE for admissions. You can check the program specific website for the average score requirements. Overall, your percentages are good enough. You must also submit a strong SOP. LORs need to be outstanding as well.

HI Akhil Raghu,
A decent score range is 310 and above. Anything above 315 is a good one.

Hi Ashwini,
VLSI is offered as a specialization or major in MS in EE. So, you have to find universities which are well known in this area. I will list out some not so selective universities because your CGPA and GRE is not too high, but you have to check the specific admission requirements on their websites
Drexel University
Case Western Reserve University
Oregon State University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York and so on.