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Harleen Bedi

Contributor-Level 10

For top colleges, 67% is a little low as this percentage will convert to a low GPA. You can try mid level but decent colleges with this score.

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Tanushree Mitra

Guide-Level 12

Hi Mohan,
Please specify the country of your choice or refer to ranking charts like QS and Times Higher Education etc to learn about the universities which are best country-wise. All the top universities provide good career assistance and scholarships are given on merit-basis to the most outstanding applicants.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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With 59.82%, chances of getting admission are very poor. You can try applying as there is nothing much you can do. Take the IELTS and if possible learn German language.
You need to have more than 90% in get admission into German universities. Hence, look for other countries like Australia which are not as competitive as Germany.

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Saba Ahmad

Guide-Level 11

Hi Ravinder,
It will depend on your grades and profile. If you pursue your education through distance, please contact the university firstly and get your degree evaluated if required. You may check the DAAD website and contact them for further assistance. Also make sure why you need another Masters.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

There is still a large demand for MS VLSI graduates in electronics chip & computer systems manufacturers in both design and manufacturing roles. Some of the international chip design and manufacturing companies have their design centres in India where you can also get good job. It is a right & excellent decision to MS in VLSI in USA university.

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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........

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In Germany, most of the students choose winter intake, because most of the programs start in the winters, but in the USA, you can opt for any subject in any intake. According to me, you should opt for fall 2017 intake.

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Dilpreet Singh

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You can only get admission in a Canadian university to pursue MS after you clear your backlogs.

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Dilpreet Singh

Contributor-Level 6

You cannot get admission in any Canadian university or college without taking the IELTS test. Your IELTS score plays a very important role in the admission process.

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Mohammad Rahaman

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You should opt for VLSI and embedded systems.

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Aditi ShokeenAn independent girl with goals !!

Beginner-Level 5

Hi,
Here is the link for complete information regarding MS in Entrepreneurship : http://www.masterstudies.com/Masters-Degree/Entrepreneurship/
Hope this helps ! :)

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