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chaitanya venkat
Beginner-Level 5
Most of the universities don't consider your marks or CGPA. And let me be clear, based on your percentage scholarships will be decided. So, try to consider it and plan your studies.
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
Guide-Level 12
Hi Prajwal,
Yes, of course. Master's Degree from Germany is valid in other national countries too. Germany is giving a proper competition to other national country like USA and UK. The degree is recognised at an international level by various countries like Australia, Canada, New Zealand, USA, UK, etc.
Yes, of course. Master's Degree from Germany is valid in other national countries too. Germany is giving a proper competition to other national country like USA and UK. The degree is recognised at an international level by various countries like Australia, Canada, New Zealand, USA, UK, etc.
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neha trivedi
Guide-Level 12
It would highly competitive based on your profile, as MS in MS mechanical requires 70%. But you can try.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
Admission will be a challenge, limited options will be available or not at all. You can consider opting for a PG Diploma or a Graduate Certificate course instead if you desire to study in Canada. You will need between C$18,000 and C$30,000 annually to cover tuition and living expenses. Diploma courses are less expensive.
Admission will be a challenge, limited options will be available or not at all. You can consider opting for a PG Diploma or a Graduate Certificate course instead if you desire to study in Canada. You will need between C$18,000 and C$30,000 annually to cover tuition and living expenses. Diploma courses are less expensive.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
A very good GRE score will be a plus point. Universities in the US take a holistic approach, admissions are not based on only one factor, so it is imperative that you figure out your strengths and demonstrate them as much as you can and work hard for your GRE. Significant extracurricular activities, projects, excellent recommendation letters, etc., will be crucial to your application.
A very good GRE score will be a plus point. Universities in the US take a holistic approach, admissions are not based on only one factor, so it is imperative that you figure out your strengths and demonstrate them as much as you can and work hard for your GRE. Significant extracurricular activities, projects, excellent recommendation letters, etc., will be crucial to your application.
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Prachi PolMaking History...
Guide-Level 13
Germany and Italy are both very popular study abroad destinations, but each one addresses to a different type of students. Although they do have a few things in common, both Germany and Italy have their own specific elements when it comes to higher education that set them apart from other study abroad destinations. But Germany is the best choice. Be aware that due to Germany's free-tuition policy in public schools, there is a bigger competition on some of the best and most popular degree programmes; so getting admitted into the best German universities won't be an easy task. If it still is hard to decide, here are some final tips:
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Suraj Singh
Beginner-Level 4
If you want to go for aerospace engineering, I'd suggest you try for IIST-Chennai. The best one out there and has a direct collaboration with ISRO.
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Shiksha Kumari
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Hi Neha, If package is the only criteria, MS may or may not be worth, depends on your current package and future demand of your skill set. Saying that MS definitely boosts your take home. Aside, MS will help you specialize in your desired field helping you to become an some. Top companies across the globe consider MS for their candidates. Also, MS (or any other Master's degree) will be required in case you have plans to do Ph.D. in future. Hope this helps.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Yash, These are the requirements as stated on their website. "Applicants should hold a Bachelor's or equivalent degree in mechanical engineering and must show a very good previous academic performance as well as sufficient proficiency in English by passing TOEFL with a minimum score of 577 (paper-based) / 90 (internet-based) or IELTS with a minimum score of 6.5. Please note: The TOEFL ITP is not be accepted by TUHH. By a good academic performance, it indicates an upper first class, above 75% is recommended.
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Dennis Vasanthakumar
Contributor-Level 10
You have the required IELTS score and scored 77%, you will get admission. You may not get the free education because for that, they require 80%. As you have done MCA instead of doing MS in Computer Science, it is better you do some specialisation in the computer field when you do your Master's degree. It will make you more employable.
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