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Joel BhandareOpen to discussion regarding MBA and PGDM

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Depends what and where you want to study. USA generally have eligibility criteria of minimum 50% in graduation, GRE 306 and TOEFL 79 and above is a safe score.

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Please refer to the link provided below for an exhaustive list of colleges which offer courses in MS civil engineering in Australia. You can use the filters on the web page to navigate to a college of your choice. Download their brochure to access important information like course details, admission criteria, application dates and process etc.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/australia/ms-colleges-dc


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MS- If you are a diehard fan of technical stuff, and if you are able to get into only top universities abroad, then only you shall go for MS.
MBA- If you lost interest in technical stuff, and you are interested in Management related things then you shall go for MBA.
Eventually, personal Interest and ranking of institution matters in both the courses.

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Piyush Mittal

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Basically in US, there is Grade system. Therefore, if you have 60% in at the end of B.Tech, then you have to convert it into GPA system on the scale of 4.0 and I think, after that you will be in "C" Grade.
But, the minimum requirement for getting into Best institute in US is "B" grade which means almost 80% in Indian Scale.
Besides these, you must also require at least 1100 in GRE Entrance and 650 GRE Quant.
But, there are also various institutes, which has their own system for admission, which also except low score and Quant in GRE along with low percentile in B.Tech. Likewise, we have Management Quota or there are various institutes in
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Chetna S

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Hi, this is something you should be knowing Utkarsh. Please don't study abroad if you don't know what you want to study and why. Mechanical engineering itself has so many branches, identify the area of study you enjoy the most. Sort out your career plans. TUM is one of the most selective and I am afraid that 7.5 CGPA is not enough. To be considered for admissions, you must have a strong research profile, publications, patent work, etc. Strong SOP and LORs would be required. Knowledge of German language and perhaps 1 year research oriented work experience will help.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Sai Kiran,
Yes in Europe, you will find many options such as Poland, Ireland, Austria, Spain, Italy and many more. You have to choose your country depending on the program choice, admission requirements, budget and where you want to settle eventually and so on. Basically, it's a personal choice and you must know your priorities and interests. Refer to this link for options in Europe:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509


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