Study Abroad

GRE exam scores are not a mandate for admissions in German universities. However, the top universities in Germany do require a GRE score for MS courses. Hence, you must take the GRE exam if you wish to pursue MS in Germany. Also, your GRE exam scores elevate your profile and help you stand apart from the crowd.

You can find many accomodation in the university itself or outside the university. There are many apartment and hostel near the univeristy which is available all the time. Living in the campus itself is much costlier other than outside the campus. I would suggest you to find the apartment and live in a group which reduces the expense. The monthly expense to live outside the campus is around INR 1.5 Lacs per month which is a nominal price.

Griffith College offers a few scholarships for international students, including the International Student Academic Excellence Scholarship and the Griffith Remarkable Scholarship: International Student Academic Excellence ScholarshipThis scholarship covers 25% of tuition fees for the duration of the program. To be eligible, you must have a minimum GPA of 5.5 or above on a 7-point scale, and be a citizen of a country other than Australia or New Zealand. 

Some of the common exams required for an MS abroad include:PTE (Graduate Record Examination): For general admission to most graduate programs.GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test): For business-related programs like MBA.TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or PTE (Pearson Test of English): To assess English language proficiency.Subject-specific exams: Some programs may require specialised exams like the GRE subject Tests, LSAT, or MCAT.

There is a number of topics that qualify for MS studies. Several such MS topics abroad include:AutomotiveBioinformaticsBiology (science)Biomedical EngineeringBiotechnologyChemical EngineeringChemistry (science)Civil EngineeringCloud ComputingComputer Science & EngineeringConstructionData AnalysisElectronics & Electrical EngineeringEmbedded SystemsEngineering ManagementEnvironment EngineeringEnvironment Health & Safety (EHS)Food ScienceForensic ScienceGeneral StudiesNote that the list of topics/subjects covered in the above table is not an exhaustive list and students may look for more specialisations based on their interests. 

Yes, you can cover your education expenses from the scholarship but there are some limitations of the scholarship as you know studying in Oxford is very costly so Oxford university only offers a maximum of 50 percent of scholarship. There will be a need of some financial help from the family also or you can pay by own by doing some part time or full time job near your city or in the state itself.

Students who have a genuine passion to pursue further studies in topics covered under engineering, computer science, and general sciences should opt for MS studies. An MS in a relevant subject gives high order of expertise in the subject which can help students get to even higher positions in the industries, join as professors/lecturers in the universities or go for a PhD.  

Yes average student can get scholarship as per the score in their 12 boards exams as well as college marksheets. Other than that they can get scholarship through IELTS or through some international scholarship scheme conducted through particular universities. Oxford university has many scholarships test conducted every year in which a student can get a maximum of 50%waiver in their tution fees.

This is a personal choice. Both studying MS in India and abroad have their own unique pros and cons which the candidate must take into consideration before reaching a final decision. The article provides a critical evaluation of the same.

Yes. Candidates can check the section under MS scholarships in the article for a comprehensive list of a variety of scholarships that students can apply to. Apart from the scholarships listed here, students will also find a number of scholarships listed on the official website of universities for deserving candidates.