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Hi Atharva,
Not really possible. Also, you have to meet the credit points of the university you plan to apply to. So check directly with the universities, if they find your profile fit for lateral entry or credit transfers they will allow you to do so.

Hi Alex, 6.46 is a poor score for the top-ranked universities. Also, your GRE score is not too great. However, you can always try, a strong SOP and exceptionally good LORs might help. UC Berkeley, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Purdue University- West Lafayette and Carnegie Mellon University among others are well-known names for civil engineering programmes.

Hi Apoorv, for job related and green care information please check with an immigration officer.

Dear Deebika Deepi,
It is better to score 8.0-9.0 points to study in the USA.

To get admission with 20 backlogs is not easy and you will also not get admission in a good university.

Dear Deebika Deepi Mam,
The cost of studying in the USA depends on what do you want to study and many other factors. If you want to study BBA in the USA without any scholarship, the total cost is around RS.44,00,000 including tuition, food, housing, health care insurance, etc.

Dear Dheebika Deepi,
Yes, you can study in the USA after completing 10th.

Hi Harish, For many reasons such as universities, exposure, etc. USA is recommended but if you are planning for staying and working for long term in US after graduation then it will be very difficult. Australia on the other hand offers more flexibility and attractive post study work options. Either ways you have to be academically strong.

Hi Deepika, You must take the SAT or ACT and TOEFL to be considered for admissions into Bachelor degree programs in USA after 12th. Apart from these tests, you must have very good academic grades, a first class is required, extra curricular activities etc. It is a good practice to keep checking university websites for admission requirements and overall processes and prepare yourself mentally and academically.