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If you meet the admission requirements of the US universities go for USA. The comparison you are asking for makes no sense. You must count a number of factors like budget, your grades and profile, university profile when you choose one destination over another. Ask yourself if you are ready to give GRE and TOEFL and how about your grades? You haven't mentioned any to suggest you further. Please elaborate your profile.

Hello, Stanford has extremely limited number of scholarships for international students. Scholarships can be in the form of fellowships and/or graduate assistantship work.There is no set requirement, these are merit based and the selection is extremely competitive, you must have an exceptional profile to be considered for such financial aid. Here is the financial aid link
https://ed.stanford.edu/admissions/financing/masters

They are both very well respected universities and the tuition fee is below 10 lakhs at both the places. you can also consider University of Saskatchewan for the same course as well.

Hi Kunal, the fee for international students is really high. It is around $47,000 to $50,000 per year (full-time) . This is only the tuition fee, additional $500-$1000 per month would be required for living and fooding.

No country abroad gives u any guarantee for the job. If you are keen to do that, first check the skill shortage list for both the countries and then start your application. While USA costs around 50k to 70 k $ for MS, the salary will also be good if u get a job.

This is common dilemma faced by majority of engineering graduates in final year of their studies. If you are technically inclined and want to make career in the technical field then it is advisable to do M.Tech/MS. If you want to be a generalist then MBA is better option. Nowadays Technical specialists are paid very well and sometimes more than Management graduates. Equal growth opportunities are available for both M.Tech and MBA graduates.

SUNY Buffalo,suny albany,nyit,nyu polytechnic ,stony brook are few universities offering electrical in new york

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