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1. To do MS in US first you need to do 3-4 years of Bachelor's with a good GPA score.
2. Second requirement is that you should have a very good command over English language.
3. You need to give GRE exam and have to score more than 290-300 in it.
4. Then submit your application on University portal with all required documents for example Statement of Purpose, Letter of Recommendation, grade reports of school/college etc.
5. Pay the application fee. If you get selected then University will contact you.
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1. University of South Dakota
2. Cameron University
3. Southeast Missouri State University
4. Central Michigan University
5. Worcester State University
6. Minnesota State University
7. University of Buffalo
8. San Francisco State University
9. Missouri State University
10. University of Tampa
Please note that average fee for these colleges is between 20-26 Lacs for complete programme.
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Hallo Gaurav
Without a GMAT score, it can be challenging to recommend universities, and you omitted to include your academic standing. Your spending limit is reasonable. I'll advise you to look over these options up until you have a GMAT score, then check the university websites for the admissions requirements. It will help you if you have a target and plan your study time accordingly. You should shortlist universities in this manner. Please click the following link to learn more about getting an MBA abroad: https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508?country=usa-uk-canada.
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