GRE

Hi Akhil Sai,
Nobody will be able to suggest you a particular university or universities based on only your scores. Neither have you mentioned your UG percentile nor did you state what you want to study. What I can suggest is that you should check university websites for the average admission requirements and match them with your profile.You can shortlist the universities accordingly, with requirements that match closely with your scores. Also universities in US look for an all-rounded profile.

Hi Utkarsh,
It will depend on what you plan to study and the university. GRE is required to study Masters in USA mainly. You need to check the entry requirements on the university website before you apply and then prepare accordingly.

Scholarship entirely depends on university. You need to score exceptionally well I.e. in GRE 330 and TOEFL 110 or above so that chances of getting scholarship is high.

Hi Faiz,
First, you need to know the difference between the two programs and match with your career plans. Which one is better will depend on your career plans. MIM is Information Management while MEM is Engineering Management, know what you want and then compare. Learn about career outcomes of both the programs, since you are an engineer MEM will suit you better but you should be knowing what is best for you and it's your personal choice. Decide accordingly.

Hi Ramya,
First decide where to study, since you took the GRE I assume you want to study in US. You should check the admission requirements of the universities, every university has different admission criteria so you must prepare accordingly. You must also check the fee, scholarship options, post study work options, deadlines, etc.

Hi Saumya Singh,
GRE is the Graduate Record Examinations, it is a standardized test for enrolling into Master's degree programs in USA universities. Besides USA, other countries may take GRE but generally it is not mandatory as seen. It is required mainly in USA. Since it is for MS degree, you must complete your Bachelor's degree though the test itself has no eligibility.