Masters

Some colleges give direct admission to the candidates while some conduct entrance exams to grant admission. Before taking admission in their preferred college, candidates should go through the official website of the college to know about the admission process.

Atria University provides MS by Research across three majors; MS by Research in Digital Transformation, Energy Sciences, and Life Sciences. The duration of the course is two years. Interested students can visit the official website of the university to apply for the desired course. Atria University MS eligibility requires students to have passed either B.E/ BTech in Computer Science/ Information Technology with a minimum aggregate of 60%. Additionally, students with valid GATE scores will be given preference at the time of admission.

MET Institute of Information Technology, Bandra West considers graduation and post-graduation results for admission to any course at the Institute. Moreover, the Institute does not consider any exam for admission, except the CCAT test which is a Common Admission Test housed by MET IIT Bandra West. The final admissions will be sorted on the basis of CCAT results and the final seat allotment will be conducted once the candidates pay the fees.

The CEETA PG application form is available online only. Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria must visit the official website to apply and submit the application form before the deadline. It is not required to send the application form through post or any other medium. 

International students must meet the Trinity College Dublin admission requirements for master's courses. They must complete a bachelor's degree in a related discipline and also meet the English language requirements to get admission. Mentioned below are the general requirements for Trinity College Dublin Masters admission:

• Must hold at least a bachelor's degree from an Irish university or equivalent from a university in another country
• Meet the minimum English language requirements
• Additional test score of GMAT/GRE
• Must submit letters of recommendation

The King's College London admissions generally have only one intake for undergraduate programs and two intakes for postgraduate programs. In 2023 the university received 69,300 undergraduate applications and accepted 6,810 students, indicating a highly selective.