Average GRE Scores For MS in US University Admissions

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  maraitamilan

  one basic doubt ABRAKADABRA is MS and Msc are different or same
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  Ankita Katdare

  @maraitamilan: MS ans MSc are simply different abbreviations of Master of Science.
  
  Generally, MS is used more often in the US whereas MSc is used more often in Europe.
  There is no hard-and-fast rule on which to use unless the college awarding the degree specifies.
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  maraitamilan

  thanks dude
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  maraitamilan

  another help abra now am in final year of engineering (electrical) i want to do MS in UK can you please suggest me wat fields can i choose and also what all the steps i.e. exams to be taken to get a seat in UK
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  Ankita Katdare

  @maraitamilan: You can use your GRE or IELTS Score for applying in different universities in UK.
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  maraitamilan

  Gre or ielts ? Not both?
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  Ankita Katdare

  IELTS and GRE stand for two different examinations.
  International English Language Testing System (IELTS) measures your competency purely in English language.
  
  It is arranged by the University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations, British Council and IDP Education Australia. In this exam, you may choose either the academic or general training modules.
  
  The academic module is used for enrollment in universities for higher education while the general module is for the workplace.
  On the other hand the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standard test for admission requirement in many institutions in English speaking countries. It is administered by the ETS. The examination measures not only your vocabulary but also your abstract thinking in the field of math and your analytical capabilities. It does not restrict itself to the English language as the IELTS does.
  
  
  
  You may get the complete information about IELTS here: #-Link-Snipped-#
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  maraitamilan

  thank you ab for your info 😀
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  ISHAN TOPRE

  A simple question. Whether GRE or IELTS are basically language examinations, right?
  For Engineering how to apply for universities? I mean where does our technical knowledge come in to picture?
  
  I was wondering the same about Mombukagakushyou or the Japanese scholarship a few days ago which requires TOEFEL, but now have now got my answer.
  
  My question here is mainly about GRE and TOEFEL. 😀
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  rozer.binny

  Definitely GRE score > 1400 ..and you need to have a great profile to get into MIT..your graduation college should be one of the top colleges in your count
  
  
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  maraitamilan

  another info needed ab AM DOING B.E.(EEE) wat fields to choose IN MS ?
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  Ankita Katdare

  @ishutopre: GRE & TOEFL don't judge your technical knowledge. GRE has English-Quants-Logical Reasoning etc.. TOEFL is only english.
  After getting a fairly good score, you have to apply to the university, specifying your educational background and academic achievements along with GRE-TOEFL score. Based on all these and your SOP (Statement of Purpose), the universities may accept or reject your application.
  
  @maraitamilan: Does EEE stand for Electrical or Electronics?
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  maraitamilan

  both ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING AB
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  maraitamilan

  what are the courses in MS for electrical and electronics