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Bhumika Kaur

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Yes, GRE score is required for University of Delaware MSc in CS. A total of 153 in Verbal section and 155 for the Quantitative section, and 4.0 for the Analytical Writing section is required. The entry requirements for this course are: '

  • A Bachelor's degree with a minimum average of 3.2
  • Scholarly competence in Mathematics and Computer Programming
  • If the applicants have completed Computer Science graduate courses beyond the Bachelor's degree, the grades earned in these courses will be considered. A minimum grade of 3.0 in each of these is required
  • Three letters of recommendation from professors
  • An English language proficiency score

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Bhumika Kaur

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If the UG programme is not ABET-accredited, then GRE is required with minimum GRE Q+V of 305 and GRE AWA of 3.0 is required for SJSU MS in Artificial Intelligence course. GRE Q+V minimum higher than 305 may be required for successful depending on the number of applicants. The entry requirements are given as follows:

  • UG degree in Math, Physics, CS, Engineering, or a closely related field. A GPA of 3.0 is required
  • English language proficiency requirements
  • Academic transcripts
  • Financial documents
  • Copy of current visa

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joisha verma

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No, the Univeristy of South Wales does not require the GRE or GMAT scores as a part of their compulsory course requirements. 

However, students are required to submit other test scores or documents to be eligible fo rhte admission at the university, such as work experience, academic transcripts, certificates and more, along with English language test scores for the international students who are non-native English speakers.

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, GRE – Graduate Record Examination is an acceptable score for admissions at the University of Scranton. The institute offers conditional admissions to students on the basis of providing valid GMAT/GRE scores.

The Conditional admission is only offered to those students who meet the academic requirements set by the university's director of graduate programs.

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joisha verma

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Yes RMIT University requires GRE or GMAT scores for admission to the MBA course as the mandatory course-specific requirements.

Students who are applying for the course are required to submit a GMAT score of 550 as a minimum requirement, along with a 1.0 GPA on a scale of 4 to be considered for the selection process. 

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joisha verma

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No, students who are applying to the Accadis University of Applied Science courses are  not required to submit Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) or Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) Scores. However, if the students want to submit their GMT scores, they can apply. The applications submitted to the university are reviewed as per the graduation qualification.

 However, the university may ask for some other documents or the English language test scores as applicable to the students.

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Jasleen Shukla

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Golden Gate University does not demand to submit GRE scores from international students. However, students prefer to submit it in some specializations to make a positive impact on their resumes. It is recommended to submit the score only if the students have scored excellent marks, otherwise, it may reflect the low performance of the student.

Also, the student submits documents, such as GPA scores, resume/ CV, unofficial transcripts from all previously attended institutions, English language proficiency scores, and SOP for all master programs.

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joisha verma

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No, Falmouth University does not require GRE or GMAT scores to consider the application for admission purposes. However, international students are required to provide proof of their English language test scores along with the eligibility condition, which includes a minimum score of 2:2 honours degree (or above) or relevant experience to be eligible for the postgraduate course at Falmouth University.

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes, 320 is a very strong score for Germany. Most German universities look for a score around 300 to 310. If you have 320, you are well above average. It will help you get into top schools like TU Munich or RWTH Aachen. Focus more on the Quant score for engineering courses.

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joisha verma

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Yes, the Lincoln Univerisy requires GRE  or GMAT scores to accepts the students for postgraduate courses. The courses that accept GRE or GMAT scores are Master of Science and  Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) courses. 

Along with GRE and GMAT test scores, international students are also required to submit the proof of their English language test results as a part of a compulsory requirement.

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