@Radhika-Dhillon

Hey Radhika,

A score of 90th percentile or better in each test is considered outstanding for Imperial London College. Scores in the 90th percentile equal to 165/170 for quantitative reasoning, 163/170 for verbal reasoning, and 5/6 for analytical writing for the various exam components.

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@Sana-Shaikh

Hey Sana,
For an MS in US, your profile is evaluated based on the following criteria-

Bachelor's percentage or GPA Work Experience Statement of Purpose (SOP) Letter of Recommendations (LOR) Curriculum Vitae (CV) IELTS / TOFEL GRE Internships, Workshops and Extracurricular Activities Research Papers, Patents Class X, Class XII grades Backlogs

Hey Devki!

The following are the criteria that you need to fulfill to be eligible for BSc cardiology –

Completing the 10+2 with science stream from any recognized board Need at least 55% marks in 10+2, but this will vary depending on the institute However, your choice of subjects in 10+2 should include physics, chemistry, and biology

Read about all these points in detail here: BSc cardiology | Let’s start exploring the heart!

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@aarti-rana

Hey Aarti,
The requirements for admission to Harvard University vary depending upon the program you choose.

As far as your GRE score goes, a score of 320 is great and you will certainly be eligible to apply for a master's programs at this prestigious university!

@sana-shaikh

Hey Sana,
Your GRE score is pretty good. You are eligible to apply for master's at the University of Southern California. Also keep in mind the target IELTS score.

I am facing a problem in trying to identify if I have enough education background for applying to MS programs in US and Canada.
I have the following education certificates:

Bachelors in Science (Mathematics) from Delhi University, Delhi, India. 3-year program Postgraduate program in Business Analytics from Praxis Business School, Kolkata, India. 1-year program

Would the above education background be sufficient enough to apply for MS programs?

Hey Yogesh!

First and foremost, you’ve got a really good score but then you need to be specific with your score breakdown as an MS in CS would require almost a perfect score on your quantitative section.

Schools use the holistic process in admitting students, your GPA, SOP, RESUME, and LORs. All these make up your profile. As regards the good schools you could try, I recommend;

Georgia Institute of Technology
Texas A and M College Station
University of Florida
The University of Waterloo in Canada

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@roshini

Hey Roshni,
As this is a very specific query, I believe our study abroad experts will be able to guide you better.

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All the best!

@sakshijaiswal
Hi,
There are many universities in US and UK that do not require you to go for GRE or GMAT. However, they will focus on your entire profile.

As this is a very specific question about your profile, I'd suggest you reach out to our study abroad experts as they will be able to guide you better. You can reach out to them at +91 9145332283 or info@ischoolconnect.com

@dsk
The application process, requirements, etc., differ for different universities. But, some basic criteria you need to fulfill include:
MBA in the USA

4 years of undergrad education from a recognized institution 720-730 score in GMAT 3 – 6 years of work experience TOEFL or IELTS A competitive CGPA in your previous degree will give
you an added advantage

MBA in the UK

3 years of undergrad education from a recognized institution 680-690 score in GMAT 2 – 4 years of work experience TOEFL or IELTS scores

I'd suggest you research the universities first and check the eligibility. This will give you an idea of what all do you need for pursuing an MBA abroad.
You can read about some top universities for MBA in the USA here: MBA in USA
Read about top universities for MBA in the UK here: MBA in UK

@mohd-bin-shams
These universities do not require you to take GRE:

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Northeastern University University of Iowa

You can look at the entire list of universities here: Universities that do not require GRE

Some universities offer a TOEFL waiver. These are:

Rice University, US University of Bristol, UK University of Regina, Canada University of Queensland

You can look at the entire list of universities with details, here: List of universities offering a TOEFL waiver

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@ash123
Congratulations on getting a good GRE score! You can consider the following universities:

University of New Mexico, Alabama, US International technological university, California, US University Of Illinois Boston University

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@christinejoseph Thank you so much for answering to my query.

Hello I am from India studying MBBS 2nd year. I checked in for an exam called the USMLE but that with a huge expenditure along with no guarantee of getting selected. I would graduate in 2024 and after that start for my PG . Is there any option for PG courses in the US on full scholarship. Keeping in mind I am financially not sound at all so the best deal is highly expected.

@hillol
Hi, Congratulations on getting the admit from these universities.

Now, to select what's best for you, look at some criteria and see what factors are important to you.
Some factors may include:
Course fee: If you have a budget in mind, this factor might be important for you. Look at the course fee and decide what fits you the best.
Curriculum- Does the course curriculum match with what you want to study?
Opportunities: Research about what opportunities you will get in these universities. This might help you make an informed decision.
You can also refer to this blog for a detailed roadmap about how to choose a university.
(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/how-to-choose-a-university-program-step-by-step-guide-with-examples/)

@tariq-nawaz
The scholarship criteria are different for every university. As far as admission without GRE or IELTS is concerned, there are certain universities that take people without these exams.
Here's the list of universities in which don't require IELTS
and the universities that don't need your GRE score

The procedure to apply again depends on what universities you want to apply for.

You can also check out-

Gwynedd Mercy University – 2.0 Lewis Clark State College – 2.0 Medaille College – 2.0 Purdue University Global – 2.5 – may accept students with low GPAs based on other aspects of their profiles North Carolina State University – 2.0 Texas A&M International University – 2.0 University of Houston, Clear Lake – 2.0 University of Maine – 2.0 West Texas A&M University – 2.0 Endicott College – 2.5