Hi Vedant!

Since, top universities are expected to close their registration in November or December, it is preferred to attend GRE by the end of June, so that your result is available before your application in the universities. Do keep your official documents ready like VISA to avoid any hassle at the last moment.

Thank you, I hope the confusion in cleared.

Hi Swarnava,

There are no specific eligibility criteria for the GRE / GMAT Exam that deters one from giving the exam had the candidate already done his / her M. Tech. Anyone can register for both GRE and GMAT Exam and there is also no prescribed age limit as of now.

However, I would like to enlighten you with the fact that GRE / GMAT scores are valid for a period of 5 years. So if you're planning to settle abroad, you can give the exam as early as you can so as to avoid any last minute discrepancies. But even if you want to give it after completing your M. Tech, that is totally fine.

Hope this was helpful.

Dear Aspirant,

There are many colleges that accept students without the said exams but make sure you have your transcripts ready- LORs, projects/internships/Volunteering certificates, Statement of Purpose, Essays, Extra-curricular activities. These things are a must when trying to apply for colleges abroad.

Colleges in the US:

https://yocket.in/blog/universities-that-dont-require-sat-act-3527

There are 08 top Australian Universities which follow the above given criteria in order to exempt international students from submitting IELTS scores for admission. They are as follows:

• UNSW
• University of Adelaide
• University of Queensland
• University of Southern Queensland
• Macquarie University
• University of South Australia
• Swinburne University of Technology
• Bond University

Most of the colleges in Australia require an IELTS test score but have been waived off only on a case by case basic which is entirely judged. Many a times they have also waived it off if the students have completed their education in english medium.

Colleges in Singapore:

• Nanyang Technological College
• National college of Singapore
• Singapore Management University

Singapore also has numerous centres of internationally acknowledged universities like Duke University, University of Chicago, Booth Graduate School of Business, University of Nevada Las Vegas, and SP Jain Centre of Management.

Colleges in Canada:

• University of Saskatchewan
• Brock University
• Carleton University
• University of Winnipeg
• University of Regina
• Memorial University
• Concordia University

Hope this helps!

Hi aspirants

Both exams for Master degrees.

The GMAT exam is a standardized test used by business schools around the world for admission to MBA and other business master's degree programs.

GRE, or the Graduate Record Examination, is a standardized test, usually requested by universities in the U.S., that students take prior to enrolling to a Master's degree

Without practicing both the exam are difficult to crack. The test section are Analytical Writing Assessment, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning,  Verbal Reasoning . Practice more questions to crack exam easily.

For more information click the link

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/solving-ultimate-gmat-vs-gre-dilemma

Hope this Helps

Good Luck!

Hi,

RWTH AACHEN UNIVERSITY also known as Rheinisch westfalische technische hochschule aachen . Started :1870, it also 25 courses.

GRE SCORE QUALIFICATION :

• verbal   145
• quant   160
• AW        3

courses offered for GRE

• mechanical engineering
• chemical engineering
• electrical engineering
• business management

Qs world ranking is 130.

All the best!

Hello Candidate,

The gratitude records examination is the entrance examination for providing Masters programs into various top colleges of Canada and United States after completing your undergraduate course.

But in order to be eligible for scholarship programs in to the top colleges you need to be at least in the top 5 to 10 percentile of students. Here is a list of some of the colleges offering scholarship programs- Georgetown University Washington, Strayer University Washington, University of Maryland, are some of them.

Hope you found it helpful. If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!

Hello Alana,

You have not mentioned which country you want to do your PhD from, but if we talk broadly then to pursue PhD from abroad, basically you have to appear in the general test exams like GRE or the exam conducted to test your knowledge about the course you are willing to pursue.  With this you have to pass Language Proficiency Test like IELTS.

If you are thinking to do it from USA then GRE and IELTS will be your exams to decide your potential.

In New Zealand , only language test is required and rest your past records of graduation will be seen.

Similarly, for some other countries, other exams are the way of selection to their universities, which you have clear for admission.

I hope this answer helps you.

All the very best!

Hi there,

Listed below are the universities for petroleum engineering abroad

T exas A and M university:

Course fee: USD 34,000

Texas tech university

Course fee: USD 27,000

Missouri University of Science and Technology

USD: 44,000

University of Alberta

CAD: 12,000

Memorial University of Newfoundland

CAD:7000

USA is better than Canada for petroleum engineering. Courses that you can opt for are listed below;

MSc in Petroleum Engineering,

MSc in petroleum engineering (thesis)

Master of applied science in oil and gas engineering

ME in oil and gas engineering

If you are planning to pursue a course in petroleum engineering further US is a better option than Canada. You could even however try for the UK.

Listed below are the top colleges and courses that you can apply for.

MSc in Petroleum Engineering at Technical University of Denmark

Msc in Chemical and Petroleum Engineering at University of Bradford

Msc in Oil and Gas Process Engineering at Klaipeda University

I hope this information helps!

Thank you!

A simple answer will address your question: the admittance rate at MIT in 2018 was 7.2 percent, which is extremely difficult. MIT's GRE average scores are as follows:

Verbal: 155-163 on the GRE

Quantitative GRE: 155-167

4.5-5.0 on the GRE AWA

A higher quant score is required for engineering or math-related programs.

A better verbal score is required for an anthropology or verbal related program.

Hope this helps

Hello candidate,

Careers 360 is one of the best online sites available over the internet for preparation of such competitive examination such as GRE where the GRE Examination evaluates candidates upon their readiness for postgraduate level education. GRE is of two types - General Test and Subjects.

For more details please check https://www.google.com/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/gre/amp

Hope you found it helpful!!