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Vidhushi Sabharwal
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
You can start preparing from anytime you want, there is no hard and fast rule here, you can prepare slowly and steadily. Scores are valid for five years. 310 and above is the recommended score.
You can start preparing from anytime you want, there is no hard and fast rule here, you can prepare slowly and steadily. Scores are valid for five years. 310 and above is the recommended score.
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Dr Debashri banerjeeAssistant professor Philosophy C.R.P. College
Contributor-Level 6
According to me both are great. You can take educational coaching both online and offline. Online mode will help you in writing and comprehension sections. While offline mode will help you in understanding the course material.
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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While agreeing with Chetna, I may add that you have to verify from time to time where you stand in competition.
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Navita Batra
Guide-Level 13
For GRE below are the institutes:
1. Jamboree
2. IMS
3. Manya Group
4. Crack Verbal
5. TIME
6. Abhyaas
7. Top GRE Chennai
8. Ivy Aspire, Bangalore
9. Mnemonic
10. EDUWEB World Education
For TOEFL- British Council is the best in India.
1. Jamboree
2. IMS
3. Manya Group
4. Crack Verbal
5. TIME
6. Abhyaas
7. Top GRE Chennai
8. Ivy Aspire, Bangalore
9. Mnemonic
10. EDUWEB World Education
For TOEFL- British Council is the best in India.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Bhrugu, you appear to have a very reasonable score in GRE as well as a good score in CGPA. This tells me that you will definitely get admission in MS for Computer Sciences in US, but in US there are hundreds of colleges and different universities spread across the country, which have different standards and which have different sets of eligibilities. It is very difficult to indicate and give information for each of these. Hence, I would advise you sincerely to approach an institution which processes applications or advices students of the steps involved in seeking admission in an university in US. It will be helpful to you, as th
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DIKSHA KAUR
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The GRE exam is a competitive exam that is a mandatory criteria for anyone looking to apply for a Masters/Ph.D at universities abroad. Trinity Global Education is one of the best institutes for GRE & GMAT. You can take the GRE class from any part of the world. You can visit on:
www.trinirtyglobaledu.com
www.trinirtyglobaledu.com
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
No top university will admit you without a GMAT or GRE score. You can reattempt the GRE if the score is not high enough. Typically a score above 310 in GRE and above 650 in GMAT is average. Also remember if you have an excellent profile, brilliant recommendation letters, career growth etc. You may still be accepted with slightly lower test scores, universities check applications holistically.
No top university will admit you without a GMAT or GRE score. You can reattempt the GRE if the score is not high enough. Typically a score above 310 in GRE and above 650 in GMAT is average. Also remember if you have an excellent profile, brilliant recommendation letters, career growth etc. You may still be accepted with slightly lower test scores, universities check applications holistically.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Krish,
It is difficult to find a MS Electronics Engineering in Canada, you will find closely related and subset programs. You can apply to top tier universities without a doubt. University of Alberta, University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, McGill University etc. Would be suggested. GRE is not mandatory but I think University of Toronto and Alberta requires but also depends on the programme. You can also check Ryerson University, their programs are quite innovative.
It is difficult to find a MS Electronics Engineering in Canada, you will find closely related and subset programs. You can apply to top tier universities without a doubt. University of Alberta, University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, McGill University etc. Would be suggested. GRE is not mandatory but I think University of Toronto and Alberta requires but also depends on the programme. You can also check Ryerson University, their programs are quite innovative.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
You can try Purdue University, University of Pittsburgh, Suny Buffalo, Boston University, and Drexel University etc. Check US news ranking for university information and average requirements.
You can try Purdue University, University of Pittsburgh, Suny Buffalo, Boston University, and Drexel University etc. Check US news ranking for university information and average requirements.
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