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Contributor-Level 8
Class 11th marks are not considered. Already, you have scored good marks in class 12th. Therefore, just get the good IELTS score and thus plan your admission. Good luck.
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Scholar-Level 18
Your academic achievements are quite good. Hence you are eligible. But merely being eligible is not enough to secure admission in colleges abroad. There are very many nuances of different varieties. These too play a critical role in securing admission. Hence I would like to advise you that you must approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad for MS. If this agency has dealt with your intended institution then it would be great.
Best wishes to you.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 10
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Scholar-Level 18
Yes, there are always chances of getting admission for MS in CS respective of your performance in your B.Tech. Foreign universities look for a different matrix of criteria to admit students. If you have done well after getting a job and has proof of this to show, along with different aspects of extra curricular activity or social service then it's a big advantage to you. However I will like to advise you to approach an agency which is dealing with sending students abroad for MS. This is because there are plenty of nuances which play critical roles and these agencies are aware of this role and take care of these nuances,
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Contributor-Level 6
NIOS won't be a problem for you to pursue higher studies abroad. But there are certain requirements like taking a certain number of subjects for the 11th and 12th. Also you may inquire @ the university regarding the course structure of your preference, fees, etc.
All the best.
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