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Scholar-Level 17
Here is the NUS admission criteria for MS in CS:
The candidates should possess:
- A good honors degree in computing; or
-A good honors degree in a related discipline with 2 years IT industry experience; or
- A good bachelor's degree in computing with 2 years IT industry experience; or
- A good bachelor's or honors degree in business related discipline with 2 years IT industry experience.
In addition, you must also submit GRE/ GMAT/ TOEFL/ IELTS test scores. Check here:
http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/programmes/pg/mcs/admissions/
In NTU they offer there is no MS in CS but segregated into:
MSc in Digital Media Technology
MSc in Embedded Sys
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MS is a valuable degree for those who want to make a career in technical domain. It is like M.Tech in India. Hence, if you are interested in pursuing a career in technical domain then MS will be really helpful in career growth. How much value it will have for you specifically, we will be able to comment, only once we have information about your previous educational qualifications and experience. Also the value depends on the reputation of the university from where you are doing MS.
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It's a perpetual debate issue! It's widely believed that one can rise in the organization to the top only with MBA. But let me assure you, it's only a cliche. There are umpteen examples of other kind also. I would advise you to follow your heart and decide.
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Hi Arjav,
You may check PG Diploma or graduate certificate programs. Your profile is not suitable for MS programs from a highly ranked university. But research well, you may find options. You must take your IELTS also and score atleast 6.5. Moreover your statement of purpose and recommendation letters will also be very important. Check here for programs and specific requirements:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/australia/ms-in-electronics-electrical-engineering-colleges-ds
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