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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
The Licensing procedures in the non English speaking countries are very difficult for an Indian applicant. They authority may ask you to demonstrate the skill and proficiency in the Foreign language depending on rules. As being an non EU citizen it is very difficult to get a residency spot but if you are so keen in entering training in Netherlands go ahead.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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Yes, universities do take a close look at the number of backlogs. Most of the top good universities do not accept more than 6 (or 8) backlogs. For top universities, it would be max 2. Secondly, they would also look at the CGPA in the last 2 years (4 semesters). If you did score well in those two years, the number of backlogs in the 1st/2nd year will get leveraged up to certain extent.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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The GRE is a measurement tool, not a performance. Taking a GRE subject exam that you don't need Mike to communicate the wrong things to an application review committee. It might appear that you would prefer to study the area covered by your subject exam. It might look like you are trying to gain entry on the basis of the ability to test well, without the ability to perform well academically. If possible, it would be much better to demonstrate academic prowess by taking some courses as a postbacc. Failing that, it should be obvious which GRE subject exam you should take: chemistry for chemical engineering, or physics for electrical engi
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5 years agoI am pursuing civil engineering and want to go to US or UK for further studies. How shall I proceed?
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Rashmi Desai
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The process is very lengthy and strenuous. I suggest visiting Edwise as they helped out a friend with a similar problem.
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Shikhar Patel
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A few of the popular US colleges offering MS:
California State University. Harvard University. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Southern Illinois University. Stanford University.
California State University. Harvard University. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Southern Illinois University. Stanford University.
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Shikhar Patel
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Germany is a good place for engineers to do MS and job opportunities for locally studied international students is very high. Also education is cheap. MS student can work for 20 hour a week to subsidise their living expenses.
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Shikhar Patel
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Please check the link mentioned for complete details :
https://www.shiksha.com/college/m-s-ramaiah-institute-of-management-m-s-ramaiah-bangalore-30829
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