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Yes it is good score for getting admission but for Masters you should complete UG or Bachelor first.
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9 years agoBeginner-Level 2
You don't need any special coaching to clear MSW entrance test. It is all based on the facts related to current affairs. Read the newspaper and keep a tab on current affairs and general knowledge. The exam is objective in nature. You can get knowledge about the course here: http://dssw.du.ac.in/m-a-social-work.html
If you clear the written test you will be called for a group discussion and a personal interview. Frankly, I did not study a single word for the exam and I got selected and top of it completed two years of the course from DU. Well, that does not mean you do not have to prepare for it but do not overthink about it.
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You should begin by checking university specific entry requirements on university websites. You should be holding a Bachelor's degree in computing science or engineering preferably of four years and with very good grades. Programming experience is also required. You must also take the IELTS or TOEFL.
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Even top ranked universities like Harvard and Standard may accept without work experience if you are something extraordinary.A number of tier 2 colleges which are decent also accepts. But not without GMAT. Schools requiring no GMAT may not be accredited.Also work experience is important because most of your classmates will be senior level professionals and you will find it hard to compete with them. If you have decided to invest then do it properly from a good university, gain work experience and take GMAT.
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Hi Pranjal,
When you apply to an university first check the entry requirements and match it with your profile and only then you shortlist.Since you have not mentioned your grades etc I can't figure out if you are suitable for a top ranked or average university.So you check the options here
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509
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