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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Firstly, we need to check your academic background to determine your eligibility. Ideally, you should hold a four year undergraduate degree. To apply to MS programs in US, you must clear the GRE. Also you must take the TOEFL. For financial matters you can opt for an education loan. If you have a very good profile, the university can consider you for a scholarship.
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For instrumentation engineering and electronics, you should check universities in US, UK, Germany and Singapore. Most of the universities offer this program under the name of control systems engineering.
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http://www.payscale.com/research/IN/Degree=Master_of_Science_(MS),_Mechanical_Engineering_(ME)/Salary
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Scholar-Level 17
You will follow the rules mentioned for international students. Queen's is one of Canada's oldest and highly ranked. The M.Sc program is extremely competitive and limited seats for international students. You will require a first class and 4-year Bachelor's degree. You must also take TOEFL or IELTS. Also, you must contact a supervisor after you submit the application and they must recommend or accept you. I will advise you to carefully go through the website for all minute details including fee and scholarships. Contact them before applying. Here are some important links on the university website you should see in case you hav
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You can take either one of these exams. They are English language proficiency tests. You can opt for GRE or GATE, if the university requires it or if your profile demands it.
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