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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Ripunjay, almost every university accepts, however some universities give more preference to TOEFL than IELTS. You will find it on the websites. It is difficult to list out particular names out of almost 5000 universities in USA. See here and check the requirements!
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/usa
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Scholar-Level 17
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Guide-Level 14
Hi Jay, it will be difficult to suggest college names, every college has different requirements and the admission decision also varies from profile to profile. Your grades are alright but not too high. MS admissions are highly competitive. I would suggest you to retake the IELTS , for MS studies an overall score of 6.5 is mostly required. You should also check universities in Australia, better for your grades. See here
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509
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Contributor-Level 10
The minimum cut-off for IELTS is 6.5 overall with no band less than 6, your CGPA is very good and you qualify on that score for admission to a good university. You need to retake your IELTS or go in for an ELICOS course leading to qualifying marks and then your Masters. The other alternative is taking good coaching for the IELTS both for language and the test and retake it to get qualifying scores. The cost is less.
You can check out Deakin University, University of Western Sydney, RMIT, University of Sydney, La Trobe and others for your course. Please ensure you enroll for a Masters with 2-year duration as anything with a less
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
A majority of the universities require 75%. You will most likely find very few options in Canada. Check University of Alberta, McMaster University, University of Windsor, Dalhousie University, etc.
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
There are so many options that it is obvious to be confused. However, since you completed your Bachelor's you should be knowing by now what your interests are or what your career plans are. Ask yourself why you want to study abroad. Identify your likes and dislikes. Investing at this phase of your life without knowing what you want will be a big risk. Also since you did not mention your subjects it gets difficult to suggest anything like depending on your education background you can perhaps do education, teaching, counseling, psychology, linguistics, mass communication, media studies, fashion design and so on. Have a career
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