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You can apply to as many universities you want but a general practice is 5 to 10. You can report your GRE scores free of cost to 4 to 5 universities, please check the exact number when you register for GRE.
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Hi, many universities don't require the GRE. You can see here
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509#&ui-state=dialog
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For doing PG in aeronautical engineering, you need to have obtained a degree in the same branch. Also, for the entrance exam, you need to clear paper related to Aeronautical engineering branch. But if I may ask, why change from ECE? I feel this too is a great branch with lots of opportunities.
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