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New answer posted•4 months ago
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4 months ago

It is very hard to get into UCLA because the acceptance rates lie at only 9%. Students should have an exceptional academic performance and should also be able to fulfill the entry requirements such as transcripts, LORs, Standard Tests and English Proficiency test scores to get into UCLA.

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4 months ago

The tuition fee for MS Courses at University of California, Los Angeles is between INR 25.48 L - 69.88 L. The tuition fee particularly for MS in Biology is INR 27 L. It is for a time period of two years.

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6 months ago

Yes, UCLA is widely considered one of the best universities in the world for Computer Science. As of 2026, it consistently ranks as the #1 public university in the United States overall and holds elite global standing specifically in Computer Science and Engineering.

1. Rankings & Global Reputation

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7 months ago

The University of California San Diego and University of California Los Angeles both are some of the most prominent universities in the world. As per Shiksha Popularity Ranking, UCSD and UCLA are ranked as follows-

Shiksha Popularity Ranking

UCSD

UCLA

World level

#37 in world

#20 in world

Country Level

#18 in USA

#13 in USA

As per above comparison, UCLA has an upper in hand in terms of Shiksha Popularity Rank

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New answer posted•8 months ago
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8 months ago

No, California Polytechnic State University acceptance rate is around 30%, which makes it hard to get into.

Whereas, University of California Los Angeles acceptance rate stands at 9%, which makes it highly competitive to get into.

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8 months ago

UCLA is considered by many as a Public Ivy. It is one of the best public universities in USA and globally. Listed below are some key aspects in which UCLA is better than most Ivy League universities.

  • As a public institute, it is far more affordable compared to most universities in the Ivy League
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8 months ago

The University of California QS Ranking 2027 is #49 in the world. For the 3rd straight year, it maintained its spot among the best global universities in the top 50.

Mentioned below is how it performed as part of the QS Rankings in recent years.

Year202720262025
QS World Rank#49#46#42

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8 months ago

Yes, students earn six figure salary after graduating from UCLA. There are many roles that pay students above USD 100,000 a year, across the IT and Business sectors.

Listed below are some of the best paying jobs in California.

RoleSalary RangeAverage Graduate Salary 
Senior Software EngineerUSD 118 K-USD 195 KUSD 156,727
Software EngineerUSD 83 K-USD 166 KUSD 121,285
Mechanical EngineerUSD 72 K-USD 137 KUSD 95,565
Project ManagerUSD 64 K-INR 139 KUSD 93,034
HR ManagerUSD 67 K-USD 117 KUSD 88,006

Source: Payscale

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8 months ago

UCLA provides students access to its Handshake platform, that lists internships and job opportunities for UCLA students only. The platform can also be used to attend career fairs and community meetups.

Students can also explore company websites, job portals like LinkedIn and Indeed, or use refer

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