GRE Scores

The average GRE score for verbal is 155 and quant is 166 as per the latest information, but that's not the only factor to decide. Go through their website to see all requirements.
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A score about 320 will be good to get into premiere university like UCON, Renesslar.

If the GRE score is very good it may help balance the low GPA. It depends on how the university evaluates your profile, how selective they are and also your overall profile.

Hi Sindhuja,
This is not explicitly mentioned on their website however they did mention the fact that ' The average GRE score of graduate students in engineering programs is around 1100 on the math and verbal sections, when combined'. Secondly, you must submit a TOEFL score and not IELTS.
I hope this helped.

310 and above is considered to be an ideal score to be considered by ranked universities. You may check the university websites and take a look at the GRE scores they prefer. Requirements vary with universities so always go through the respective university websites.

You have a good chance in all the mentioned universities. Your GRE, IELTS and academics are good so you will get considered for these.

The following minimum scores are required to be considered for admissions into the MS Software Engineering Program:
Quantitative + Verbal (GRE q+v) score = 294 or higherAnalytical Writing (GRE AWA) score = 3.0 or higher

Yes, USA is always the best, but you can prefer Germany, if you don't want to spend too much money. You should also learn German, at least up to A2.

It depends if university doesn't have holistic approach for admission review. They may consider conditionally, however 315+ always recommended.

Hi,
There are many universities that will accept your score. Here is the list and if you need any more information, feel free to revert.
Northwest Missouri State University
Lamar University
Illinois State University, Normal
University of Louisville
Texas A & M University, Commerce
Colorado Technical University, Colorado Springs
Boise State university, Idaho
Montana State University, Bozeman
South Dakota School of Mines & technology
North Carolina Agricultural & Tech State University
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
San Diego State University
Fairleigh Dickinson
Florida International University