@chetan-sharma
Talking about the extracurricular activities, you can:

Do internships in your field of study Do some certification courses. It will help you build your profile for the course you want to pursue. Not related to CS, but doing volunteer work also helps create a strong profile. You can also work on a research paper if that interests you.

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@saksham-singh
A profile with academics and extra/co-curricular always has an edge. But, you can still work on your profile. If your academics are good, you don't have to worry much.

You can do some course certification to build your profile. These certifications can align with the course you want to pursue. Go for internships. Volunteer in an NGO or events.

There are many ways in which you can build your profile to get into your dream university. You can read about them all here: Profile building tips.

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Hello Scizome,

For the problem that you have you first decide in which university you want to study and then explore their website i am sure you will find a way to get an admission in the university you want, there would be a segment or a web page for international student from there you might find contact details, contact number or an email through which you can contact them i am sure you will get the answer for your solution.

You can also choose to travel, if you want
Go to different countries and experience different people...different cultures

There are universities which allow you to explore several disciplines during the first year of your undergrad program
After that, you can choose to specialize in one subject
The University of Melbourne is one of them
So, if you don't want to take a gap year, you can look for these kinds of programs

There is a standard procedure for most profile evaluations. The admissions officer will evaluate your profile based on your academic scores, social profile, past achievements, work experience, if any. NYU is one of the best colleges in the US with its QS world ranking at 39. The average tuition fees for undergrad at NYU is 51,828 USD.

The student profile is the most important part of the admission process. Your profile will decide whether you will get the admission or not. Student profiles are evaluated based on different criteria. Your Score (GPA, entrance test scores, School grades), Resume, Statement of Purpose, Letter of recommendation, Research work (if any), work experience (if any), this is the basic method of profile evaluation.
For a bachelor's in mechanical engineering MIT, Stanford University, UCB, California Institute of Technology are some of the best universities you can choose from. The tuition fees for these universities are,

MIT- $53,450 Stanford University- $55,473 UCB- $43,938 California Institute of Technology- $52,506

The basic documents required for Bachelors in USA are:

High school degree Your previous transcript A scan of your passport Your CV Test scores (SAT or IELTS/TOEFL) Scholarship or funding details Letters of recommendation Statement of Purpose

While every university might have an extra set of documents that they require, these are the basic docs you should know about for studying bachelors abroad

Thanks, Christine this is so useful.

Also, networking
The way you communicate and present yourself is also important