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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Mahesh,
You have a very good IELTS score and decent aggregate. But, most of the Canadian universities are acad-centric. They are mainly concerned about the aggregate and backlogs. However, few decent universities will still accept your score. Here is the list of universities, which you can aim for :
1) Concordia university, Montreal
2) University of Lethbridge
3) NYIT, Vancouver
4) University of Lakehead
5) Brock University
6) University of Windsor
All the best.
You have a very good IELTS score and decent aggregate. But, most of the Canadian universities are acad-centric. They are mainly concerned about the aggregate and backlogs. However, few decent universities will still accept your score. Here is the list of universities, which you can aim for :
1) Concordia university, Montreal
2) University of Lethbridge
3) NYIT, Vancouver
4) University of Lakehead
5) Brock University
6) University of Windsor
All the best.
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Vikash Ranjan
Guide-Level 15
Most schools require qualifications comparable to a Canadian Bachelors degree, which means a minimum of 16 years of formal education. In the Indian context, it implies qualifying in a professional four year degree like engineering or other such courses.
You need to score 70% in Bachelors degree.
TOEFL: PBT: 580 - 600 minimum.CBT: 237-250 minimum.
Some universities will require GRE score: 1200-1500.
You need to score 70% in Bachelors degree.
TOEFL: PBT: 580 - 600 minimum.CBT: 237-250 minimum.
Some universities will require GRE score: 1200-1500.
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Mahesh,
Canadian Universities don't require GRE. Your IELTS score is good. You can definitely get into a decent university.
You can try for :
1) Concordia University
2) Windsor University
3) University of Western Ontario
4) New York Institute of Technology, Vancouver
5) Lakehead University
6) Brock University
All the best!
Canadian Universities don't require GRE. Your IELTS score is good. You can definitely get into a decent university.
You can try for :
1) Concordia University
2) Windsor University
3) University of Western Ontario
4) New York Institute of Technology, Vancouver
5) Lakehead University
6) Brock University
All the best!
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
Guide-Level 12
TU9 is bit tough, but Magdeburg, Weimar and also applied science universities like:
1. TH KOLN.
2. HTW – Berlin.
3. JENA.
4. Flensburg and many more.
Your score in GRE and IELTS is quite well.
All the best.
1. TH KOLN.
2. HTW – Berlin.
3. JENA.
4. Flensburg and many more.
Your score in GRE and IELTS is quite well.
All the best.
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Nischay ChadhaClear as a crystal
Contributor-Level 7
For Masters from Canada, you need to score 6.5 overall with not less than 6 in each module.
I don't know about the scholarship one.
I don't know about the scholarship one.
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Nischay ChadhaClear as a crystal
Contributor-Level 7
These are the list of universities and colleges which do not require GRE:
Farleigh Dickinson University(NJ)
Monmouth University(NJ)
Montclair State University(NJ)
The Richard Stockton College of NJ(NJ)
Rowan University(NJ)
Wichita State University
Kansas State University
Virginia State University
Rivier University
San Jose University Computer Science
California State University Channel Islands Computer Science
California State University Northbridge Computer Science
Bridge Port University Computer Science
Wichita State University Computer Science
Boston University CIS (Master of Science in Computer Information Systems)
Norwich University CIS (Master o
Farleigh Dickinson University(NJ)
Monmouth University(NJ)
Montclair State University(NJ)
The Richard Stockton College of NJ(NJ)
Rowan University(NJ)
Wichita State University
Kansas State University
Virginia State University
Rivier University
San Jose University Computer Science
California State University Channel Islands Computer Science
California State University Northbridge Computer Science
Bridge Port University Computer Science
Wichita State University Computer Science
Boston University CIS (Master of Science in Computer Information Systems)
Norwich University CIS (Master o
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Sampurna PoudelNepali
Contributor-Level 6
You must at least bring 6.5 and 6 in each section for good chances. But, you should try to get 7 or above in overall.
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Harleen Bedi
Contributor-Level 10
I am sorry, IELTS band of 4.5 is too low. You need at least 6 band, preferably 6.5 bands minimum to pursue any course at decent university abroad. With your score, your visa will get rejected.
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
Guide-Level 12
Dear Khurminath,
Germany is the best country for mechanical engineering but your academic grades are not at par with German universities. USA on the other hand has the maximum universities which are globally known, you can check out university options in US, Australia and UK for your studies.
Remember to study in US you must take GRE. You must also take a look at the entry requirements for all universities you wish to apply to as they differ.
Best of luck.
Germany is the best country for mechanical engineering but your academic grades are not at par with German universities. USA on the other hand has the maximum universities which are globally known, you can check out university options in US, Australia and UK for your studies.
Remember to study in US you must take GRE. You must also take a look at the entry requirements for all universities you wish to apply to as they differ.
Best of luck.
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