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pratiksha kamble
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In simple words, eligibility means to fit on it, or to be desirable and it means you can choose any one of them it's not compulsory to choose all of them you can choose any one of them.
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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Your academics are very low so you cannot get a good university in USA.
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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
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There is not any particular score but students with 300 have got calls, it varies a lot. You can also get a call from IIM Bangalore, and they and Indore have separate exams too.
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Anirban GhoshMember - Branding and Sports Committee @ IMIB
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Firstly, you need to know what you want to do. If you want to do MBA, then you need job experience. If you want to do MS or Master's degree, then you need to contact the colleges or universities you are targeting and then you will get the required criteria.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Mahesh, Texas is a state, your admission chance will depend on the university. There are quite a few universities in Texas. Your academics are fine but will be difficult to get into universities like UT Austin. But there are many others like UT Dallas etc. You should check university websites for admission requirements, average GRE of students profiles etc.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Malhar,
These are very few University in the world (I mean very few) who offers the core specialization of Machine Learning in Masters Level. Either they offers MS in Data Science or particularly MS in Artificial Intelligence. Now, coming on to eligibility, then yes, you have to come from engineering background (not necessarily from CS or IT) to opt for this course. However, if you don't require any professional degree like MS, you may start learning these things on your own (if you are from non-engineering background). I know the few people who are working as Machine Learning specialist and Data scientists after BBA. So it's all d
These are very few University in the world (I mean very few) who offers the core specialization of Machine Learning in Masters Level. Either they offers MS in Data Science or particularly MS in Artificial Intelligence. Now, coming on to eligibility, then yes, you have to come from engineering background (not necessarily from CS or IT) to opt for this course. However, if you don't require any professional degree like MS, you may start learning these things on your own (if you are from non-engineering background). I know the few people who are working as Machine Learning specialist and Data scientists after BBA. So it's all d
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Pranav A, it is best you get in touch with some study abroad consultant who can evaluate your full profile and help you shortlist universities. As far as I know for Ph.D. you have to do some research and follow-ups yourself by contacting universities and the supervisors rather than depending on a counsellor to suggest you universities. You must be accepted by a supervisor first of all. Submit your profile, papers, publications etc. To such universities.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Hi,
As you are planning to go for an MBA, GMAT is preferred over GRE. Both the tests are accepted in most universities but almost all B schools would look forward to high scores with no particular preference. Ideally, you must see & have mocks for both tests to compare, which one suits you more & you may have higher chances of getting better percentile/scores. We have seen students from engineering background generally opting for GRE since that solves both requirements of going in technical or management so its really dependent on your liking & performance in either of tests.
As you are planning to go for an MBA, GMAT is preferred over GRE. Both the tests are accepted in most universities but almost all B schools would look forward to high scores with no particular preference. Ideally, you must see & have mocks for both tests to compare, which one suits you more & you may have higher chances of getting better percentile/scores. We have seen students from engineering background generally opting for GRE since that solves both requirements of going in technical or management so its really dependent on your liking & performance in either of tests.
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