GRE Scores

Hello Umashree,
For doing PG in aeronautical engineering, you need to have obtained a degree in the same branch. Also, for the entrance exam, you need to clear paper related to Aeronautical engineering branch. But if I may ask, why change from ECE? I feel this too is a great branch with lots of opportunities.

Hi, 310 is a decent GRE score. Apart from that you must also check your academic averages, your overall profile will be evaluated, your project work, extracurricular activities, SOP, LORs, etc. Different universities have different requirements so shortlist accordingly.

Hi,
GRE scores are not mandatory for all Canadian universities. I will advice you to do some proper research at your end first, please visit university websites and have an idea about the admission requirements. If at all you take the GRE you are adviced to score 315 and above and nothing less. About the academics, nothing less than 75% is accepted if you are aiming for the top universities. You can be considered with lower grades if your overall profile is very strong.

Yes, but not too many. If you are a domestic applicant check with the universities directly and prefer for the national entrances instead.

Hi Kunal,
A GRE score of 315 and above is strongly recommended.

Hi,
There is no eligibility attached with these exams. Also, you need not to take all of them. GMAT or GRE and TOEFL or IELTS. Aim for these scores:
GMAT -710 and above
GRE -315 and above
TOEFL - 100
IELTS - 6.5

Hi , University of Windsor, Carleton University, University of Calgary are some of the finest universities for this branch. Check here for more good options
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/ms-in-mechanical-engineering-colleges-ds

Hello, admission prospects are very strong but you also have to work on your SOP. Recommendation letters must also be outstading ones.

Hi Akhil,
Only CAT and GMAT scores are accepted by IMT. No GRE score as of now, but you can keep checking the college website in case there is any change in the future.
All the best for your future endeavours.