Graduate Record Exam
Dear Aspirant, in order to get maximum scholarships as an international student through GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) you need to score 310+. A score between 295-310 is considered as a decent score. I hope you are clear now. If you have any other queries feel to ask. All The Best!!!
Hello Aspirant,
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Comparing the two exams GRE and NMAT, the difficulty of GRE and NMAT is the same. The difficult GRE language section compared to the NMAT. Although the GRE's Quants section is simple compared to NMAT. GRE is easier than NMAT when considering non-syllabus parameters for these tests.
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Applicants with English competence other than IELTS have been accepted. If the university or college accepts you, there will be no difficulty.
However, only IELTS is allowed for the SDS stream. Other English competence might be acceptable for the general stream.
We recommend that you also email and ask the Canadian High Commission so that they can assist you in resolving the issue.
Or if you believe in the quote, "Precaution is better than cure" you can attempt IELTS, and go further with it for admission.
As far as GRE is concerned, in some cases it is required, in some it isn't, again depending upon the university.
All the best for your studies!
Hello candidate,
It doesnt matter if you are not good in maths now, if you are starting early and you code daily, then no one is stopping you . You will surely do great. Practicing coding daily we build you as a great programmer and will develop your logic quick.
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Hi, University of California Santacruz had 165 GRE score for Quantitative. So, check before applying. All three universities have 6.5 for IELTS. QS ranking of Pittsburg is 163, university of Illinois Chicago is 285, University of California Santacruz - 347.
Tuition fees for Pittsburg is $30000 Cost of Living $13500
university of Illinois Chicago Tuition $26500 Cost of Living $10900
University of California Santacruz Tuition $57984 Cost of Living $16449
Hope this helps.
Hi, Your GRE score is decent. You have certification too that is a plus point. But, when it comes to CGPA there are lot of universities who have it as an eligibility criteria and it is always between 6 to 8. So, if you wish to get into a college in the US there is a very think possibility. Although, US might not take there are other countries that will accept your CGPA. Before making any decision it is recommended that you visit the colleges website and check their eligibility criteria. You can contact a counsellor too. Hope this helps. All the best!
Hi, you have a decent CGPA. If you have a strong hold over your subject and have proved it via your internships than it will increase your chances. Getting into a very famous college won't be the best for you as they require a lot of marks. Your GRE score is impressive. While you write your SOP make sure you show that you have done well enough in your studies and maybe a reason to your backlogs. If you are willing to compromise countries then you can try for Canada. If I ad to answer it to you in short I would say yes, you can get into colleges with little efforts and top notch SOP and LOR. Hope this helps.
Hi, your CGPA is excellent also you have enough experience. GRE scores are what they prefer and those are in the range too. Yes, there is a good chance for you to get into Johns Hopkins for your masters. Keep all your documents ready and get the transcriptions done too. Take your time to brush up your documents like LOR and SOP. Hope this helps.
Hi, the information that you have shared is a little incomplete. It really depends on what specialization you are going to take and in which college. Your GRE score is good and so is your IELTS band. If your research based project is related to what you are going to do your specialization in then the chances of you getting into the good universities are high. You can try for UK as well but most of the courses in UK are of 1 year and masters of 1 year is not globally accepted. So, if you are planning to come back to India at some point with your Masters degree or at any other place for that mater the certificate won't be valid as 1 year masters are not globally accepted. So, it is always better to weigh your chances and future and then select what is the best option for you. Thank you. All the best!
Hi, your CGPA is good enough. Coming to your GRE score it falls under the range for Johns Hopkins university. Try getting 1 LOR from HOD if you already have that great. Usually everyone takes LOR from PhD holders of the college. So, you see if you have those. The LOR from an IIT Professor will have a great impact. Make sure that you enhance and write about your paper in detail in the LOR as well. Your internships are great. You can also ask them to give you an LOR. If not it is ok. Overall this person has a chance of getting into the college as their range of accepting marks of GRE is around 150. Hope this helps.
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