For an MS in Computer science, you can always try applying to universities like Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, National College of Ireland, or even Dublin City University. If you want to know more about these universities and other Top universities for Masters in Ireland, you can take a look at this blog-https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-for-masters-in-ireland/

This is a great profile. Safe--- Florida State University; Florida Institute of Technology Reach--- Southern Methodist University;University of Dayton Dream ---Duke University; Northwestern University

Hey Radhika, Accounting in oil and gas industry is a very specialized program that not many universities provide. This makes it a tad bit competitive but with good scores and profile, it shouldn't be a problem for you to get in. The universities that provide this course are: Robert Gordon University (UK) Aberdeen University (UK) University of Dundee (UK) Colorado State University (USA) Geneva Business School (Geneva). I got this list from iSchoolConnect's search page. You can check them out here https://ischoolconnect.com

Hi! The GPA criteria depends on the university you're applying for. Every college has its own GPA standards. If you're focused on Ivy League colleges in the USA, your score must be as a minimum 3.6 GPA. For the top 20 universities, the GPA considered is about 3.5 GPA. The anticipated GPA for other universities is at least 2.76 or above. All matters are taken into consideration, the minimal GPA considered is at least 2.6 or above. Reach out to us on iSchoolConnect, and we'll answer all your questions about studying abroad!

Most colleges in Canada do require you to give an IELTS exam regardless of your medium of instruction. Therefore the possibility that the certificate in its entirety is enough is highly unlikely. However, there are quite a few universities that do not require your IELTS score and accept just a medium of instruction certificate. Some of these universities are: University of Winnipeg University of Regina Brock University Carleton University, Memorial University and many more.

Hey! Getting into an MBA course in the U.S depends on the university you choose as well as your undergraduate major and your experience on the field. For an MBA, the basic requirement that most universities in the U.S need are that you should have a minimum of 2 years work experience in the field. The requirements to pursue a masters in Journalism however largely depend on the university you are applying to. While some universities accept any undergraduate degree, others specifically require you to have a bachelors degree in journalism or other equivalent courses such as Reporting, Communication, etc. If you want you can take a look at this blog to know about the top universities for MBA

With a score above 320 in your GRE you could get admission in quite a few Ivy League colleges in the U.S. Scholarships do not always depend on the GRE score. But scoring more than 320 might increase the chances of you getting a scholarship. Certain universities such as Duke University University fo Southern California University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan University of Minnesota have quite a few scholarships for their students. Other than these universities, you could avail scholarships from certain institutions such as Nehru Full-Bright scholarship, S. N. Bose Scholars program and much more. You could check iSchoolConnect's blog to help you understand the different scholarships that you can avail. You can check it out here.

Hey, Harvard graduate school of architecture is one of the great architecture colleges inside the USA. Harvard requires a four year Bachelor in Science or Bachelor in Arts in any subject or Bachelors Degree in multiple constitutions, with Architecture being the main course. As part of your application procedure, you are expected to submit a portfolio as well. Harvard's minimal TOEFL IBT rating is ninety two with at least 23 in each section. And the favored rating is 104, with 26 in every section. Harvard also accepts online programs. You can check the utility deadlines and observe for this system here. If you wanted to get further details you could check iSchoolConnect's blog on 'All about Harvard University' here. For assistance with applications and studying abroad, you can give us a call on +91 22 62863000

Hey Radhika, The top universities in Canada for you to pursue your masters in journalism are: University of British Columbia University of Toronto Mcgill University These universities require you to have a minimum of 7.0-7.5 in your IELTS exams and have an average tuition fee of around $26,000 Canadian dollars to $49,000 Canadian dollars. Along with these, you could also look into: a. Ryerson University b. Carleton University c. University of King's College d. Western University e. University of Regina f. Dalhousie University, g. Concordia University These universities also have a repuutable courses in Journalism.

Hey Radhika, You should try targetting universities such as: Rutgers University-New Brunswick Tufts University University at Buffalo University of Colorado Boulder and many others. Other universities like University of University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Massachusetts-Amherst, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, might also accept this score for you to pursue MEM. Knowing how to impress universities and proving that you are the perfect candidate for them is of utmost importance. You should be able to impress them by creating a stellar portfolio showing off your exceptional capabilities. All the best

You have a great score. If you play your cards right with your SOP/Application you can easily target any global IVY League university

Hey Radhika, To get into Harvard Graduate school of design it is mandatory to have a bachelor degree in arts or science or any other related descipline. A minimum of 104 in TOEFL exam is recommended for you to stand a chance of getting into a such a presitigious university. Along with that, a strong portfolio is highly recommended. For more information about Harvard University check this search result(https://ischoolconnect.com/explore-schools?school.name=Harvard University). There is also a very helpful blog telling you all about Harvard University-(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/all-about-studying-at-harvard-university/) that you could also check out.

Hey Amandeep, 690 in GMAT is a good score. The different universities that you could target are: UCLA NYU (Stern) CMU (Tepper) Texas-Austin (McCombs) Texas-Dallas (Jindal) Most universities mandate at least 2-3 years of work experience. Since you have 4 years of experience and a score of 690, getting in for an MBA program shouldn't be a problem. Did you consider a counsellor who can guide you through the whole process? I took assistance from iSchoolConnect. You should definitely check them out.

Hey Anamika, Yes! Most business schools do mandate at least 2 years of relevant work experience in your field of specialization. If you have worked at the institute for more than 2 years, it would definitely be considered as work experience to study for an MBA in most countries. However, as per my knowledge, you can only apply for a freshers MBA with this amount of work experience. Most universities require you to have a work experience of 4-5 years before you can apply for a Professional/Executive MBA. Why don't you take a look at this blog to find out the Top universities for MBA in USA-https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-mba-in-usa/

Hey Manas, For students who want to study abroad, particularly in the field of computer science, most universities require you to give the GRE exam or the IELTS exam. For non-english native students, it is compulsory to give both the exams. That being said there are multiple US schools without GRE requirement. For example, check this blog(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/us-schools-without-gre/) that gives you a list of the colleges that don't require a GRE exam. Apart from that, universities look for students with a good overall profile while deciding on the student of there choice. As you can see, the requirements of a university are extremely subjective. Moreover, universities in different countries have different admission criteria. You could contact our counselors (https://ischoolconnect.com/contact-us) to determine the best university for you.

Hey Natasha, If you want to pursue an MBA in MIT Sloan you must have a minimum GMAT score of 710 to stand a chance at getting in. Having said that, students with a lot less have get into MIT every year due to there impressive overall profiles. MIT believes in the quality of students rather than just admission based on scores. So, if you can prove that you belong in MIT Sloan with factors such as good work experience, extracurriculars, leadership skills, etc. then you can definitely get in. You could also speak with our counsellors at (https://ischoolconnect.com/universities/usa/massachusetts-institute-of-technology-738?category_name=All Categories&redirect_url=n-dashboard/school-profile?id=738).

Hey there, Based on some of the best US university rankings, admissions, and education quality, the best colleges to study Electronics & Electrical Engineering in the U.S are: Harvard University Stanford University California State University Los Angeles Campus New York Institute of Technology The University of Texas at Dallas There is a list of best universities for MS in USA(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-for-ms-in-usa/) that you can check out if you would like to know about more colleges that you can apply to.

Yes, I agree with Rahul S that the most prominent countries to get an MBA from are Canada, United Kingdom, United States, Australia & Singapore, but you also have to take into consideration the price options and the lifestyle which each destination offers. If Spain is a destination you are interested to study in, I would suggest the following MBA Program offered by Aspire Business School (Barcelona) It enables you to obtain a UK-accredited MBA degree without having to endure the UK weather. Study in sunny Barcelona, Spain and complete a module online to finalize your studies and obtain a UK-accredited degree just for 7500 euro. It is a standard 1-year program, my friend enrolled in October it and she is having a positive experience so far.

Hey Robert, Your GMAT score by all accounts seems amazing to me. You could definitely get into one of the top universities for MBA, provided you ace your interviews. Definitely try applying to top MBA universities in the world like MIT Sloan, London Business School, INSEAD, Wharton School, Kellog School of Business, etc. With a score of 760, you could also apply for scholarships in many of the top MBA universities in the world. You could contact iSchoolConnect to get help finding the perfect university for you.