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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
It's Ivy League. With a poor engineering score, you better be extremely good at something. It may be sports, research, music, arts, social service etc. Ivy Leagues give great importance to academics. So getting accepted in to these colleges with a low academic score is a rare thing.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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You can do a MS. You must see that your B.Tech grades are more than 75% to be considered. Take GRE and IELTS. Since Germany is extremely competitive I am suggesting you GRE or GATE, Canadian universities are also very selective, check the university websites for GRE requirement. Not all of them requires a GRE score. Practically speaking entry requirements are different so please visit the university websites for details.
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Hi Atul,
You can surely apply. For admissions purpose relevant publication, strong research interest, knowledge of German language and fluency in English will be quite important. You can get a job if you have the skills good enough for the German market, demand is high, so you need to work on your profile. TU BRAUENSCHWEIG,
MAGDERBURG UNIVERSITY, RWTH AACHEN are some of the well renowned for mechanical engineering.
You can surely apply. For admissions purpose relevant publication, strong research interest, knowledge of German language and fluency in English will be quite important. You can get a job if you have the skills good enough for the German market, demand is high, so you need to work on your profile. TU BRAUENSCHWEIG,
MAGDERBURG UNIVERSITY, RWTH AACHEN are some of the well renowned for mechanical engineering.
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Kundan Kumar
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It depends if university doesn't have holistic approach for admission review. They may consider conditionally, however 315+ always recommended.
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Kundan Kumar
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It depends on the profile, one would definitely target decent ranked university to maximise the chance of ROI. More importantly, once should look for class size, curriculum, outcome of the problem, faculty, research lab, innovation etc. rather the university ranking, Standard of your profile in terms of project, research publish, academic excellence are key to look for better ranked university.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
You should first prepare for GRE which is an aptitude exam and then TOEFL, an English proficiency test to qualify for MS programs. Getting a score of 320+ in GRE out of 340 will be a safe score for good universities.
All the best.
All the best.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hello Prashant
There is a lot of scope for mechanical engineers in Germany as it is the hub for research and development industries. Mechanical and plant engineering is one of the most important industries in the German economy. More than 6,000 companies employ around 964,000 workers more than in any other industrial sector. In terms of revenue, mechanical and plant engineering is the second largest industrial sector in Germany. In 2012, the industry generated revenues of more than 209 billion.In 2012, the German mechanical and plant engineering sectors achieved volumes of more than 149 billion. This meant that German mechanical and pla
There is a lot of scope for mechanical engineers in Germany as it is the hub for research and development industries. Mechanical and plant engineering is one of the most important industries in the German economy. More than 6,000 companies employ around 964,000 workers more than in any other industrial sector. In terms of revenue, mechanical and plant engineering is the second largest industrial sector in Germany. In 2012, the industry generated revenues of more than 209 billion.In 2012, the German mechanical and plant engineering sectors achieved volumes of more than 149 billion. This meant that German mechanical and pla
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Armaan Sheikhsenior executive study abroad counselling
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Your GRE score is fine. However, percentage is bit low. Overall, this university is a little ambitious for you.
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Swameeka MedhiMBA and Study Abroad Counsellor
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Hi Sunil,
University shortlisting requires a proper and complete proper evaluation. As for US universities, they admit on basis of overall profile and not simply the grades. Hence please share your details with armaan.sheikh@shiksha.com or studyabroad@shiksha.com and we will get in touch with you for university options.
University shortlisting requires a proper and complete proper evaluation. As for US universities, they admit on basis of overall profile and not simply the grades. Hence please share your details with armaan.sheikh@shiksha.com or studyabroad@shiksha.com and we will get in touch with you for university options.
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