Hey Prateek,
Yes, It is possible to study in the U.S without giving your GRE exams. As a matter of fact, here are the top universities in the united states that don't require your GRE scores for you get admission into:

1. Columbia University
2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
3. University of California, Berkeley
4. Alabama A&M University
5. Central Michigan University
   iSchoolConnect's blog(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/us-schools-without-gre/) has a detailed list of colleges that don't require GRE exams. Do check them out.

Hey Rutuja,

These are great questions and I'll try and answer all your questions as systematically as possible. Both scholarships and university applications depend upon your overall profile. Factors such as your Statement of Purpose, Letters of recommendation, Certifications, Social work, etc. along with your scores, play a major role in your application.
Being an 'undecided major' allows you to enter your chosen college without declaring a major and thus, allows you to explore your interests. Your SOP is what sets your profile apart from the other applicants'. Therefore, it's a highly important aspect.
Since the IELTS exam is more widely accepted, you can definitely try taking it. However, it still largely depends upon the country you choose.

In order to make an exact analysis, we'd need your exam scores and other details. But depending upon the program and university you choose, as long as you have a solid profile overall you can definitely get into top universities. If you need help choosing the right program/university based on your scores and preferences, you can always contact us or register with us. Hope the answer helped!

Hey! GRE is one of the most crucial stipulations for masters abroad. Typically, GRE must be given at least a year before starting with packages. If you're making plans to apply for Fall 2023, September-October 2022 would be a terrific time to appear for GRE in 2022. If you want detailed information about the GRE exam you can take a look at this blog - GRE exam details | Exam pattern, GRE sample papers, & more!

Commonly coaching for GRE takes at the least a year, which includes locating the proper look at material, making plans out the look at time desk, and different matters. you should definitely be able to crack the GRE exam with the right amount of dedication. For study material, you can refer these sites https://www.manhattanprep.com/gre/ , https://magoosh.com/gre/gre-ebook/, https://www.kaptest.com/gre/free/gre-practice. Happy studying!

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 92 with at least 23 in each phase. And the favored rating is 104 with 26 in every section. Harvard accepts online applications. If you wanted to get further details you could check iSchoolConnect's blog on 'All about Harvard University' here : https://www.ischoolconnect.com/blog/all-about-studying-at-harvard-university/.
For assistance with applications and studying abroad, you can give us a call on +91 22 62863000

Hey Manas, I'm glad to hear you liked Ashish's video about how to get a 100% scholarship! He has many other helpful videos for international students. You can check them out here!
In answer to your question, a really high score in your GMAT exam doesn't always guarantee 100% scholarships. But for you to get into the top 20 universities, a score of 750-760 is recommended. A score higher than that can increase your chances of getting a scholarship. Other factors that have a play in this are your GPA, writing sample, LOR, your overall profile, work experience, etc. You could check this blog that will help you understand how to get into the university of your choice on a budget. Hope the answer helps!

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!

Hey there! While there are many methods of transferring money while studying abroad, here are the most common methods of doing so.

1. Your Bank: Your own bank can help you transfer money, but they generally charge high-interest rates to do so.
2. E-Transfers: some institutions allow people to transfer money online to other people. To transfer money to international accounts you shall need a SWIFT or IBAN number.
3. Paypal: Paypal could also be a method that you could transfer money through. they generally charge about 3-4% of the transfer as commission for it though.
4. Cash: Cash could also be a method through which you could transfer money. This is generally not encouraged as it is highly unsafe to transfer money through the mail or other means abroad.

Hey Radhika,
While choosing your Major/Minor to study abroad, you should consider these factors:

1. Career Analysis: Check and find out the careers that could stem out of the Major you select. If you are not sure about what you want to do, make sure to choose a course that doesn't specialize too much so that you have the flexibility of choosing a variety of careers in that path.
2. Earning Potential: Understand the prospective remittance that you could get after your bachelors to understand whether the Return on investment is worth it or not.
3. Subjects that you love: Decide on a subject that you have an interest in. Doing a course that you don't like will eventually pull you down and hinder you from performing to the best of your abilities.
   It should be noted that different students will prioritize the different points mentioned based on their preferences. We at iSchoolConnect could help you make a well-informed decision to achieve your study abroad dreams. You could also contact us for further information.

Hey Rutuja,

These are great questions and I'll try and answer all your questions as systematically as possible. Both scholarships and university applications depend upon your overall profile. Factors such as your Statement of Purpose, Letters of recommendation, Certifications, Social work, etc. along with your scores, play a major role in your application.
Being an 'undecided major' allows you to enter your chosen college without declaring a major and thus, allows you to explore your interests. Your SOP is what sets your profile apart from the other applicants'. Therefore, it's a highly important aspect.
Since the IELTS exam is more widely accepted, you can definitely try taking it. However, it still largely depends upon the country you choose.

In order to make an exact analysis, we'd need your exam scores and other details. But depending upon the program and university you choose, as long as you have a solid profile overall you can definitely get into top universities. If you need help choosing the right program/university based on your scores and preferences, you can always contact us or register with us. Hope the answer helped!

Hey Prateek,
In order to get into the top universities in Australia it is usually recommended to have at least 2 letters of recommendations. That being said great scores can always mask the lack of multiple letters of recommendation. Getting a letter of recommendation isn't as tough as you think. You could check this blog so that you can understand more about how to get those letters of recommendations.

The GMAT is an online exam that you may write at any time of the year. It is generally used by universities that provide MBA degrees to asses you. It is a test that primarily assesses you based on your reasoning skills. This exam measures you based on your verbal, reasoning, mathematical and analytical skills.The GMAT syllabus and pattern remains the same throughout the year.
There are 4 sections to the test, them being:

1. Analytical Writing: You are generally asked questions based on a passage for which you must answer.
2. Integrated Reasoning: This section tests your analytical skills by making you analyse tabular/graphical information.
3. Quantitative Section: This section tests your fundamentals in mathematics such as geometry, simple equations etc.
4. Verbal Reasoning: This section covers three sub sections, mainly Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Sentence Correction.
   For more information regarding the GMAT exam, you could check this blog

Hey Manas,
The steps on applying for an Australian student Visa are:
1: Apply for Admission in Australian College/University. Identify your academic needs and career goals
2: Get evidence of Financial Support
3: Pay the Application Fee and get Confirmation of Enrolment into the university
4: Undertake a Medical Examination
5: Apply for a Visa
6: Prepare for Visa interview and keep documents in place.
7. Give Interview and wait for results.
For a more detailed explanation on going about the process of studying in Australia, do contact our cousellors at iSchoolConnect. We are always happy to help. You can contact them here