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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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USA universities are a better option for MS in mechanical engineering because of excellent academic atmosphere and opportunities for learning & overall development.
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HARIKRISHNAN RAGHUCreative guy with helping nature & stoicism!
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Opt for the USA.
There are two types of schools in the US: private and state schools. As the name suggests, private schools are very expensive and state schools are cheaper in terms of tuition. There is a significant difference in fee between private and state schools. State School : University of Houston, Houston, TX.
Private School : Carnegie Mellon University for MS
Private School : Worcester Polytechnic Institute(WPI), MA
Private School : Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI Graduate tuition
List of entrance exams for MS.
Apart from the above-mentioned criteria, a student must clear some entrance exams set by the US. These include GRE
There are two types of schools in the US: private and state schools. As the name suggests, private schools are very expensive and state schools are cheaper in terms of tuition. There is a significant difference in fee between private and state schools. State School : University of Houston, Houston, TX.
Private School : Carnegie Mellon University for MS
Private School : Worcester Polytechnic Institute(WPI), MA
Private School : Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI Graduate tuition
List of entrance exams for MS.
Apart from the above-mentioned criteria, a student must clear some entrance exams set by the US. These include GRE
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HARIKRISHNAN RAGHUCreative guy with helping nature & stoicism!
Contributor-Level 7
You should opt for the UK. There are a lot of disadvantages when we compare the UK with Ireland as Ireland is a small country and it is very hard to get a part-time job even in Dublin. The reputed universities are mainly located in the UK. Another fact we can consider is that European headquarters of Google, Facebook, Apple, Intel, Dell, AOL, Paypal, Microsoft, and eBay are in Ireland.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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For a graduate, the average cost for tuition fees alone is between 6,500 and 15,500 pounds per year. Best can differ with the individuals Archana. While VLSI, embedded Systems, computer networks, and telecommunication are the most popular specialisations, you may not be interested in them, at all. So you need to explore your interests. Nanotechnology and signal processing are other options.
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Dear Satyam,
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Ajay DahiyaB.Tech Mechanical
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Hey Rajas, Every university is having an eligibility criteria. As far as I can tell I think most of the university needs above 60% +IELTS + GRE Score and some of the university ask for above 75%. So you can visit https://shiksha.com and download the e-broucher of the university of your interest wise of every countries like UK, Australia, USA & Canada.
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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I am a civil engineer and going to pursue my MS in civil engineering from Cornell University, USA this year. According to me, MS from the USA is better than UK.
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Saba Ahmad
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Hi Prince,
Scholarships are awarded on merit-basis, if you have a good profile you can expect for financial aid. Go through the university websites, the financial aid sections for details.
To pursue MS in US take the GRE and TOEFL.
To pursue MS in UK, take the IELTS or TOEFL. GRE is not required for UK universities.
Always check university websites for admission requirements as they differ.
Scholarships are awarded on merit-basis, if you have a good profile you can expect for financial aid. Go through the university websites, the financial aid sections for details.
To pursue MS in US take the GRE and TOEFL.
To pursue MS in UK, take the IELTS or TOEFL. GRE is not required for UK universities.
Always check university websites for admission requirements as they differ.
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Hi , typically universities in Germany and UK do not require additional tests such as GRE. However, yes do require TOEFL or IELTS from international students. Scholarships are given on merit basis and only a test score cannot define it. If you take GRE aim for a score of nothing less than 315 and IELTS scores above 7. Which field would be good for you is one thing you will know, you must decide what to study and then check for requirements. Are you planning to stick to chemical engineering or trying to shift to management?
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Ofcourse, goes without saying. Every country has their own education system, recognized by other countries. However yes the degree granting institution must be accredited by the respective accreditation boards.
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