M.S

Hi Chaitali,
Students from engineering backgrounds, mathematics, computer science, economics, etc. can pursue MS financial engineering. You must, however check the individual university websites before you apply as the entry requirements can differ.
1. University of California - Los Angeles.
2. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
3. University of California - Berkeley and
4. Columbia University are some of the best universities.

As per webometrics, the world rank of MS University is 2239.

Hi Piyush,
Please decide if you want to study business management or electrical systems. They are not the same. Again, admission in US doesn't happen through IELTS scores. Please mention your academic background, marks you scored and GRE score.

Hi Akarsh,
They do not require a GRE score. University of Toronto offers a M.Eng and MAsc in civil engineering. Both the programs have different requirements. I will therefore urge you to check their website and see which program you would fit into.

Dear Shubham Meena,
Yes, after getting some experience, you can do your MBA programme from US or UK. For that, you require both GMAT and TOEFL score. So prepare and score good. All the best.

It will be hard as the IELTS score is very low, so chances for visa rejection and chances for getting offer letter from the university is blank.

Hello Shefali,
Do you have any particular country of choice? Though I cannot guarantee an admission, these universities are worth trying for your field.
1. Purdue University.
2. University at Albany.
3. University of Virginia.
4. University of Twente.
5. KTH Royal Institute of Technology and
6. Heriot Watt University.

Hello Akshay, Germany is a good choice. Though there is a great demand, getting a job will entirely depend on your skills and knowledge. German industry is very selective just like its education sector. You may visit the Make it in Germany website for a whole bunch of job related information.