M.S

Hi Rhea , please check the fee here
https://cc-seas.financialaid.columbia.edu/content/tuition-and-fees
https://www.bu.edu/sed/admissions/graduate-students/costs-and-tuition/
http://gsas.yale.edu/funding-aid/tuition-living-costs
https://studentfinance.northeastern.edu/billing-payments/tuition-and-fees/

Hi, atleast 55% is required. Higher the grades better are the chances of admission.

Hi Mithun,
See here if you can find any option:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/usa/ms-colleges-dc

Hello Shubha,
Yes, Eastern Michigan University has good reputation. You can surely seek admission there. I would advise you to have an open mind without sacrificing your dream of going to EMU.

Hello Ganesh,
Of course you can attempt MS abroad. But you have not mentioned anything about your choice of country, your academics, etc. I would advise you to go to a specialist agency dealing with sending students abroad.

Hello Keerthana,
The best place is IIT, Mumbai. But if you are interested in going abroad, then you must head to USA for your MS.

Hello Indrajeet,
You appear to have scored reasonably good marks. But competition is intense at MS and many a times marks from even 10th are sometimes considered. However, I would strongly advise you to approach a specialized agency dealing with sending students abroad for knowing many possibilities.

HI Alinstein, if you want to specialize in a particular field and it seems you are interested towards research and development, you should go ahead with Masters. But admissions will be very competitive, so apply with a strong application package. Very good LORs and SOPs will be required.

Hi, your IELTS score is good. For MS in engineering, the cut offs are bit on the higher side. But, you should be able to get good options in Canada. Also, most universities will expect an explanation for the backlogs. So, be prepared for that. Are you planning to give your GRE?