I have completed b.tech in computer science,can anyone suggest me the way for m.tech in UK ?
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23rd Sep, 2018
Students with scores of 50% to 70% can look for universities in countries like New Zealand, the US, the UK, Ireland, China and Australia. Students with 70% can look for universities in countries like Canada, Germany, Singapore. That said, all top ranking universities (globally) require a minimum of 80% to qualify.
A mandatory standard test for language is also required like IELTS/TOEFL/PTE, which will differ from one country to another. In some countries, you will be required to take up competitive exams such as GRE/GMAT to prove your competency. Ensure you take these tests six to nine months prior to the application deadline. This is necessary in case of repetition so that you have enough time to retake the test. Book the test in advance so that requested test dates are available.
Thanks,
Azim
A mandatory standard test for language is also required like IELTS/TOEFL/PTE, which will differ from one country to another. In some countries, you will be required to take up competitive exams such as GRE/GMAT to prove your competency. Ensure you take these tests six to nine months prior to the application deadline. This is necessary in case of repetition so that you have enough time to retake the test. Book the test in advance so that requested test dates are available.
Thanks,
Azim
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21st Sep, 2018
Mtech or Masters courses in UK require students to appear for IELTS and scores above 6.5out of 10 is must across top colleges
Also minimum 50%aggregate marks in graduation is also rewuired across top Colleges.
Students need to produce all relevant documents and SOP and LOR to get an admit.
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