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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi Susheel,
Can you please mention the program for a better answer? Are you looking for MBA?

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

GRE is not required if not mentioned by the university. It is mainly required in US. If you have good academic performance, you need not take GRE even if you are applying to a top university in Australia.

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Girish Gupta

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Yes, there is some hope. Some of my friends are there with lots of backlog and year drops and they have GRE score nearing 300. It depends on your SOP, LOR and GRE marks.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Any good university prefers candidates with score of 300 and above. You can check different university websites for specific information. VLSI is a specialization in EE normally, some known universities for this area are:
1. University of Southern California.
2. Carnegie Mellon.
3. Boston University.
4. Illinois Institute of Technology.

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Tanushree Mitra

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Hi Damana,
You can apply, but your scores are not too fit for a top ranked university. However, you should keep in mind that universities in US consider the overall profile, so if you have a very good academic record, extra-curricular activities, work experience and any other value addition, you may get through.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi Lohit,
The eligibility criteria differs from campus to campus. A GRE score of 310 and above is generally required for consideration into the highly ranked universities. Can you be more specific with the country of your choice?

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DEBANJAN PAUL

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No. GRE is one of the scores accepted to get admission in IFMR. Other than this CAT, XAT and CMAT are also accepted

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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

Hi, your grades are too low for both the countries. You may still find very little options in Canada but Germany is a tough call. You can look for suitable options in Australia or even New Zealand. These countries too have a great demand for graduate mechanical engineers.

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Preeti Singh

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As per my knowledge, GRE is not required to get admission in Australian Universities. However, IELTS or TOEFL percentage is required.
1. IELTS: Minimum of 6 in each section and overall of 6.5 band.
2. TOEFL: Minimum of 23 in each section.
3. GMAT is required by some universities for the MBA program.
Although, I would suggest you to check the requirements of the university in which you are interested.

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DENNIS VASANTHAKUMAR PAULEducation Consultant

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Yes, you can. Apply online or get assistance from a study abroad consultant.

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