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Kandarp PatelAmbition On Fleek
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B.Tech from India would be better option and after B.Tech in India, you should go for masters at Abroad. It will be more beneficial to you and your career.
B.Tech from India would be better option and after B.Tech in India, you should go for masters at Abroad. It will be more beneficial to you and your career.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Techno India, Saltlake has a phenomenal record as far as performances of its students are concerned. Year after year, the institute has developed young novices into classic professionals with its untiring training and impeccable guidance .Studying here, students have realized that technical education is enjoyable. Students of yester years had got placed in globally top-ranking organizations and have proved themselves to be indispensable for the organization they are working or worked in.
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Nidhi SharmaStudent Mentor for Foreign Education
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Hello,
A number of factors have to considered and prioritized when you make this decision. Studying abroad is a wonderful opportunity to gain international experience and exposure to various platforms in terms of culture, jobs, opportunities etc. However you need to enroll into a well known university for better prospects after you complete your studies. Studying abroad is also expensive. Research more on the admission requirements, budget, post study work options. If you have a competitive profile well suited for IIT you need not think beyond, an IITian is globally accepted. For anything below IIT you can consider a top ranked US univ
A number of factors have to considered and prioritized when you make this decision. Studying abroad is a wonderful opportunity to gain international experience and exposure to various platforms in terms of culture, jobs, opportunities etc. However you need to enroll into a well known university for better prospects after you complete your studies. Studying abroad is also expensive. Research more on the admission requirements, budget, post study work options. If you have a competitive profile well suited for IIT you need not think beyond, an IITian is globally accepted. For anything below IIT you can consider a top ranked US univ
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Hi Paramjot, you can however check the admission requirements before applying. If you are planning to study in Ireland you need not take the GRE. Secondly no matter where you apply you have to demonstrate your interests and skills in the desired program of study. Coming from an engineering background and applying to a MFA course will be challenging but not impossible.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Alina,
You may do so. Many students start afresh. However, you need to check with the universities, you will be considered if you have a good profile which you seem to have. They must be convinced that you won't discontinue your studies again. So, be sure of what you want before applying. Communicate with the universities, very important at this stage.
You may do so. Many students start afresh. However, you need to check with the universities, you will be considered if you have a good profile which you seem to have. They must be convinced that you won't discontinue your studies again. So, be sure of what you want before applying. Communicate with the universities, very important at this stage.
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bharadwaj sai
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In India, we are having many prestigious institutions like IITs and NITs. It is better to pursue B.Tech from India.If you are more interested to study in Germany, then do MS there.
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Onkar Bagaria
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It depends on the institute, a lot of scholarships are also available based on your marks.
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Should I opt for Bachelor's degree in the USA or pursue B.Tech in India followed by MS from the USA?
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Cost of doing B.Tech and MS from USA is very high and Return on Investment (ROI) will be very low and poor. With USA work visa regime becoming tougher, you may not able to work in USA and earn in dollars to repay any loan. Therefore, I will like to advise you to do B.Tech from a good engineering college in India and then MS in USA.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Hrithik,
For the past 2 years, VIT University has been ranked as the top private university in India. Other good private colleges are BITS Pilani, BIT Mesra, KIIT University, SRM University. It also depends on the branch of engineering you wish to opt for. I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
For the past 2 years, VIT University has been ranked as the top private university in India. Other good private colleges are BITS Pilani, BIT Mesra, KIIT University, SRM University. It also depends on the branch of engineering you wish to opt for. I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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There are many IT companies offering average 3-3.5 lakhs. Companies like Mu-sigma (Analytics), Siemens, Samsung Electronics, IBM, Oracle offers higher than other IT companies.
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