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If you do your master's in the same field of your
Undergraduate, you can have more scope and job opportunities. Master's in chemistry field will be better,.it will be better to pursue masters in india rather than aboard according to me ( as im pursuing my master's in aboard I know that.)but . go for more reference and take further step in your career.all the best

Hi Devender,
Essentially, Germany is better for MS courses - applied Science like engineering. Obviously Oxford and Cambridge of UK rank higher but would suggest them if you are looking for pure sciences like mathematics, chemistry, etc. Cost also makes Germany more favorable.

Hi Tanya,
The minimum aggregate is 60 percent but depending on the course and the University the percentage would vary. Also, which university in India you graduate from also matters.lower aggregate for top universities and higher for tier 2 universities! You should aim for a cgpa of above 7.8 and a GRE score above 320 to get into the top universities in Germany. Also, effective research experience and project work would also help your profile.

The difference in fees between the Masters in Pharmacy and a PG Diploma in a Pharma related course is substantial. This is primarily becauss of the facilities that is made available corresponding the subjects in the Masters. Then the Masters in Canada is usually two-years. Then Masters is more research-oriented. Whereas a PG Diploma is only one year and is industry-focused to enabld you to get a job quickly. Hope this helps. Thanks!

Hello Satyam, yes you are eligible to study a Masters in Australia/UK/Canada with your 3-year degree. In Canada however, you must know that 6.5 IELTS is not enough for Masters. Also in Canada and New Zealand, as their Masters degrees are very research-focused, you must have 75%+ in your Bachelors. Hence in NZ & Canada students often choose the one-year PG Diploma degrees. Masters in Australia and Canada are two-years. Masters in UK and Ireland are one-year. In case, you require admissions, I can help you. Hope this helps. Thanks!

Hey there! Go with what your passion goes. In my opinion Automotive Design has a lot of scope. And yes, Automotive is quite good in USA. Germany is exceptional. Yes. However so is the USA. There is a catch. These niche programs get very highly qualified students. I have dealt with students with CGPA of 9.86 with 339 GRE. I am not exaggerating. Similarly, in Germany, if you know German upto B2, with good grades, and if you have have an awesome GRE then you can get in great universities there too. Hope this helps. Thanks!

Hi Murgesh, the information you are looking for is available on the respective websites, please go through the links below for in-depth details
https://gapp.usc.edu/graduate-programs/masters/chemical-engineering/materials-science
http://www.mse.gatech.edu/academics/app-requirements
http://www.gradoffice.caltech.edu/admissions/applyonline
http://www.mse.gatech.edu/academics/app-requirements
http://www.gse.nus.edu.sg/prospective.html
Hope it helped.