USA Eligibility

We have mentioned the University of Central Florida requirements for Indian students below:Undergraduate Admission RequirementsHigh school degreeA minimum GPA of 4.25 for undergraduate admissionEnglish language test score of IELTS/TOEFLAdditional test score of SAT/ACTApplication essay (strongly encouraged but not required)A non-refundable University of Central Florida application feeGraduate Admission RequirementsA bachelor’s degree from a recognised universityA minimum GPA of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0English language test score of IELTS/TOEFLAdditional test score of GMAT/GREA non-refundable University of Central Florida application feeKnow more about the Requirements to Study in the USA for International Students

International students who will meet the below requirements are eligible to study MEM in USA: An accredited bachelor’s degree programme in an engineering or Science discipline or its equivalent with a good CGPATwo or three letters of recommendation specifying the candidate’s academic, work, and leadership skillsGMAT or GRE scoresA statement of purposeIELTS or TOEFL scoresTranscripts from all undergraduate and graduate schools attendedMasters in Engineering Management requires limited or no work experience. It is advised to the students to not have more than 5 years of work experience. The requirement of work experience will vary from university to universityPre-requisite programs. Many universities need the students to either complete a pre-requisite programme or have enough pre-requisite knowledge in advanced technical skills, preferably calculus and statistics

Carnegie Mellon University is a highly selective school with an acceptance rate of 17%. This means that the majority of applicants are not admitted. To have a chance at getting in, it is important to have a high GPA and SAT/ACT score. However, admission into Carnegie Mellon depends on far more than just academic scores. Applicants should also demonstrate their connection to Carnegie Mellon's distinctive offerings, achieve an outstanding GPA in the hardest classes, engage meaningfully with personal interests and community problems, and take charge of their own goals by acting on their principles. While it is not as hard to get into Carnegie Mellon as it is to get into the Ivy Leagues, admission is more selective than most other universities