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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Saurabh Singh,
Typically for MS programmes, work experience is not required. You can check it on any university website.
Typically for MS programmes, work experience is not required. You can check it on any university website.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Shivani Bedi,
To apply to a Masters program in USA, you must have the relevant Bachelor's degree typically of four years duration, must take the GRE and TOEFL and work experience may be required depending on the university. Since the admission requirements vary with universities, you are advised to check the university websites for a better idea.
To apply to a Masters program in USA, you must have the relevant Bachelor's degree typically of four years duration, must take the GRE and TOEFL and work experience may be required depending on the university. Since the admission requirements vary with universities, you are advised to check the university websites for a better idea.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Aman Singh,
Yes, you can apply. Most universities will ask for a GRE, you must also take the TOEFL. Some may even ask for atleast 1-year of work experience. Since every university has different admission requirements, you have to check their websites to have a better idea.
Yes, you can apply. Most universities will ask for a GRE, you must also take the TOEFL. Some may even ask for atleast 1-year of work experience. Since every university has different admission requirements, you have to check their websites to have a better idea.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Rishav Verma,
It is usually the other way round, you should first know and decide what to study and then see where to study based on admission requirements, budget, etc. The best option depends on from person to person, a particular course which may be good for me but may not be the best for you. So you should know what is your interest, aptitude, career plans and decide accordingly. You may study computer science, networking, animation, management and business studies, etc. depending on what you like.
It is usually the other way round, you should first know and decide what to study and then see where to study based on admission requirements, budget, etc. The best option depends on from person to person, a particular course which may be good for me but may not be the best for you. So you should know what is your interest, aptitude, career plans and decide accordingly. You may study computer science, networking, animation, management and business studies, etc. depending on what you like.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Rohit Samanta,
You can study at Harvard if you have an exceptionally bright profile, very good academic grades and outstanding extracurricular activities which can be in the areas of sports, arts and culture, literature, volunteering services and so on, exceptional SAT or ACT scores, etc. Read the Harvard website, see the kind of students they admit, you have to prepare your application accordingly and keep asking, yourself why should Harvard admit you over other applicants? Find out the unique factors in you.
You can study at Harvard if you have an exceptionally bright profile, very good academic grades and outstanding extracurricular activities which can be in the areas of sports, arts and culture, literature, volunteering services and so on, exceptional SAT or ACT scores, etc. Read the Harvard website, see the kind of students they admit, you have to prepare your application accordingly and keep asking, yourself why should Harvard admit you over other applicants? Find out the unique factors in you.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Meenal,
77 to 79% is required or 3.3 out of 4. You have to check this on their website, also write to them for acceptance of three years Bachelor's degree.
77 to 79% is required or 3.3 out of 4. You have to check this on their website, also write to them for acceptance of three years Bachelor's degree.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Harry Lubana,
You can apply for the visa but after you have been accepted by a college. Regarding your IELTS you can check with the colleges if they find your profile competitive they may give you a pathway course in English. Check colleges both under SPP and non-SPP scheme.
You can apply for the visa but after you have been accepted by a college. Regarding your IELTS you can check with the colleges if they find your profile competitive they may give you a pathway course in English. Check colleges both under SPP and non-SPP scheme.
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8 years ago
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Nomaan,
Your scores are not very competitive so you must target colleges below 30 for better admission chances and scholarship. You must also note that the applications are checked holistically that is your overall profile. I hope your extracurricular activities are strong and you have a good overall profile. The question you are asking is difficult to answer because I have no idea about your whole profile. Even if you take help from a study abroad counselor they will ask you the detailed profile. So you can check a counselling service, they will check your profile and select universities close to your profile. Check with Shiksha , t
Your scores are not very competitive so you must target colleges below 30 for better admission chances and scholarship. You must also note that the applications are checked holistically that is your overall profile. I hope your extracurricular activities are strong and you have a good overall profile. The question you are asking is difficult to answer because I have no idea about your whole profile. Even if you take help from a study abroad counselor they will ask you the detailed profile. So you can check a counselling service, they will check your profile and select universities close to your profile. Check with Shiksha , t
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Ankush Shaw,
A degree is no doubt better for employability and career growth. But there could be different aspects and your career goals might be different. If you want a professional course and a fast track career oriented program a diploma is better but in the future you must earn more qualification for better growth.
A degree is no doubt better for employability and career growth. But there could be different aspects and your career goals might be different. If you want a professional course and a fast track career oriented program a diploma is better but in the future you must earn more qualification for better growth.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Rokkam Sai Kumar,
Yes, many good universities offer a major in Archaeology during the Bachelor's degree. University of Oxford - UK, Boston University USA, Leiden University Netherlands, Australian National University and so on. Admission requirements and tests will be different everywhere, you have to see the website for details. As a PCM student you will be generally eligible for most of these.
Yes, many good universities offer a major in Archaeology during the Bachelor's degree. University of Oxford - UK, Boston University USA, Leiden University Netherlands, Australian National University and so on. Admission requirements and tests will be different everywhere, you have to see the website for details. As a PCM student you will be generally eligible for most of these.
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