Study Abroad

If you get admission in any of the top 50 colleges for pursuing MS, then MS is the best choice. You need to score above 320 marks in GRE exam.

MS in mechanical engineering is a good option from study & academics point of view. You may struggle to get a job in UK and also may face work visa challenges.

Hello, you can. GRE is not required in UK, as for TOEFL. Kindly check carefully with the universities as a number of universities in UK do not accept TOEFL and only requires IELTS.

Hello Garima, where have you decided to study and which program?

Well, private are more expensive and more selective. Public universities on the contrary are slightly less competitive and cheaper. Education standards however in both are very high.

There are so many I know of. Financial options like education loans, scholarships etc. are all available. You need to research more, have a good profile to have an upper edge.

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and IELTS (International English Language Testing System) are two of the most widely-accepted tests to certify your English proficiency.
TOEFL follow mostly North American English accents and IELTS follow a range of international English accents. The leng

Hello Vivek,
MIT is the most prestigious university and ranked No.1 in the world.
It is very very difficult to get into MIT with an average profile.
Admission is not guaranteed even if the GRE score is 340/340.
You need to have at least 85-90% or 9+ CGPA in Bachelor's degree.
Apart from these, previous r

Hello Rajat,
The first and foremost eligibility criteria in most of the US Universities is the 16 years education with a graduate degree. Since you are a BCA graduate, which is a 3 years program, You would have completed only 15 years education in India.
However, few Universities do accept 15 years ed