M.Sc in USA

Among these three, Australia is the cheapest. And the fee structure depends upon the course.

The process is very lengthy and strenuous. I suggest visiting Edwise as they helped out a friend with a similar problem.

Admissions to institutions abroad are based on a wide spectrum of criteria and not only on excellent academic record. Of course your very good CGPA will surely and definitely help. In view of foregoing I would like to advice you strongly that please approach an agency dealing with sending students to US and Canada for MS. They will advise you correctly as to how to go about fulfilling your dreams.

Provisional certificate can be given to the university which will tell when you are going to pass out.

Yes, you are eligible to pursue MS in USA. All the best.

It will be a real challenge. You need to contact some universities first, take WES evaluation. Some universities will hesitate to accept three year degree, but few will. A lot of groundwork and research must be done by you. Contact the universities.

Hi Prabhat,
US universities are very flexible, take your GRE and have a good score to be considered eligible. Since you will be applying for a second Masters you must also show your interest in the programme through an excellent SOP. Relevant projects, recommendation letters etc. Must also be submitted. In general you must show that you are a good candidate for the programme and how you can contribute to the cohort or class.

The maximum score for the test is 340: verbal and quantitative sections are each worth 170 points. Students can expect to receive their official score 10 - 15 days after the test. The writing mark (on 6) is reported along with the score, but is not included in the score for the other sections.