M.S in USA

ECE followed by IT.

Hello, with regards to PR Australia is the better option. The country also offers work permit to international students. The University Of Melbourne, The University Of Sydney and The University Of New South Wales are world known. It is however a well known fact that USA is home to all the top univer

Majority of USA universities admission in MS is basef on GRE score and your acedmic performance. You are recommended to appear for GRE. Also get two recommendations from internationally recognised faculty of your Engineering College.

30 to 50 lakhs if u try Germany u can upto 20 to 25 lakh

ankit bhai US k naad may MAT lago Germany may try kro vahape apko Masters k baad job bi milega.US may VISA ka problem aasakta

If you meet the admission requirements of the US universities go for USA. The comparison you are asking for makes no sense. You must count a number of factors like budget, your grades and profile, university profile when you choose one destination over another. Ask yourself if you are ready to give

Hello, options will be limited as not too many universities have spring intake option. Another drawback is 'no' internship opportunities.

Dear Abishya,
A good GRE score is usually above 310. Though IELTS is also accepted, take TOEFL instead of IELTS if you want to study in US. A score of 100 in TOEFL is required. If you decide to take IELTS still an overall score above 6.5 is recommended. Please note that the admission requirements var

Dear Suresh, if your bachelors degree says that it's a Btech - a 4 years US comparable degree, you may certainly apply to USA with GRE & TOEFL scores. The Ms in USA would be 1.5 to 2yrs & you may apply for the same one year prior to the intake you wish to go for. The intakes are majorly in Fall ie.

Hi Akshay
The article I am sharing here is an old one from my e-library but very well explain the ROI after MS in USA and gives you a rough idea of how to plan your degree.
http://redbus2us.com/what-is-return-roi-for-ms-in-usa-when-will-i-be-break-even-average-salary-after-ms-in-us-savings-after-ms-r