From what I know, most universities don't ask you to submit GRE scores if you're applying for a literature or a writing course
However, it's always a good idea to give it and have your scores in hand, just in case
It gives you an edge
Still, the main focus will be on your portfolio

It's not just getting into a good college that matters
A lot of other things go into having good ROI
Like, getting a part-time job in summer
Working as a Graduate/Teaching Assistant during college
How you manage your daily expenses, etc.

Read about more money-saving tips here

Some of the best Aeronautical Engineering schools in the world are-
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA
Stanford University, USA
University of Cambridge, UK
Harvard University, USA
Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, and more!

You could be a Marketing manager
Or a Business development manager
Or you could work in sales
There are multiple options!

Hey there!
Tell me this- What are the top 12 things you want your college to know about you?
Write down the answer to this question-
Do you see anything recurring in your answer?
If yes, you have a theme and probably a few unique college essay topics!

If you have been working for this long
I think it's best to get 2 professional LOR instead of 1 academic and 1 professional LOR

MEM programs are designed to equip students with skills specific to the engineering industry.
But MIM programs would give you a basic overview of various aspects of business management.
So naturally, doing MIM after engineering will offer you with a higher payscale

Best universities in the UK are-

1. University of Oxford
2. The University of Cambridge
3. Imperial College London
4. UCL
5. The University of Edinburgh
6. University of Manchester
7. King’s College London
8. The London School of Economics and Political Science
9. University of Bristol
10. The University of Warwick
    One of the best things about studying in the UK is that the universities here encourage students to learn practical skills rather than focus on pure textbook knowledge.

Tips to nail the GRE Analytical Writing section-

1. Keep a standard essay structure in mind – Introduction, Problem Statement, Solution, Benefits of the solution, Drawbacks of the solution, Conclusion. Dedicate each para to one heading, and understand that they do not necessarily have to be in this order.
2. Make sure you use examples to support your argument – you can either use an extended example or multiple ones. But without them, your argument will seem flimsy.
   And more

The McGill University acceptance rate is 40%

Sure, you can-

1. Head to the ETS website
2. Click on the links of "Analyze an Issue" or "Analyze an Argument"
3. Click on "Sample essays"

And you'll find a whole list of those!

To help students offset these expenses, UK offers a range of scholarships to international students, including-

1. GREAT Scholarships
2. GREAT Scholarships for a sustainable future
3. Commonwealth Scholarships
4. Chevening Scholarships