What is the scholarship criteria for MS ?

Sanyam Khurana

@sanyam-Nl7Zqc • Oct 26, 2024

Oct 26, 2024

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Hey, I want to know the scholarship criteria for MS preferably from US..

And how much fee waiver is given..?

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Nayan Goenka

@nayan-Dhpt4N • Aug 11, 2013

It depends on your score. And which university you are applying to. All of them have their own set of rules. If you score above 325, they say its really good score and you can get into a good university with scholarship
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Pensu

@pensu-8tNeGU • Aug 11, 2013

Depends on your profile and university. A lot of factors matter, like your GRE score, your academic performance and university rules etc. One of my friends got around 320-330, he is in CMU and he got around 40 percent fee waiver.
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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Aug 11, 2013

Scholarship or not - isn't it way too costly to do MS in these days? So much to settle in the United States? 😁
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Sanyam Khurana

@sanyam-Nl7Zqc • Aug 12, 2013

Kaustubh Katdare
Scholarship or not - isn't it way too costly to do MS in these days? So much to settle in the United States? 😁
Yeah, the cost is very high indeed..

Even the state Universities charge around $10,000 - $15,000 .😲
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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Aug 12, 2013

Well, it's pure business for them. I think the recommendation letters and SOPs they ask in the name of 'selection' is a complete BS. I wonder whether MS really helps anyone in their career except for helping 'settle' in the US.
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Sanyam Khurana

@sanyam-Nl7Zqc • Aug 12, 2013

Kaustubh Katdare
Well, it's pure business for them. I think the recommendation letters and SOPs they ask in the name of 'selection' is a complete BS. I wonder whether MS really helps anyone in their career except for helping 'settle' in the US.
When I ask people about M.Tech, everyone tells me, that you will become lecturer after that, but I'm really confused...

How could this be true..
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Pensu

@pensu-8tNeGU • Aug 12, 2013

Sanyam Khurana
When I ask people about M.Tech, everyone tells me, that you will become lecturer after that, but I'm really confused...

How could this be true..
Dude, I am doing M.Tech. and believe me, I am not going to be a lecturer (at least, not in near future!). I also faced the same thing when I decided to go with M.Tech. I dont know who made this stereotype, but it sure has stopped a lot of people from pursuing higher education. 😎
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Sanyam Khurana

@sanyam-Nl7Zqc • Aug 12, 2013

Pensu
Dude, I am doing M.Tech. and believe me, I am not going to be a lecturer (at least, not in near future!). I also faced the same thing when I decided to go with M.Tech. I dont know who made this stereotype, but it sure has stopped a lot of people from pursuing higher education. 😎
Yeah, so we can go in the IT field !!
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Pensu

@pensu-8tNeGU • Aug 12, 2013

Sanyam Khurana
Yeah, so we can go in the IT field !!
Of-course, man! The only problem with higher education in India is quality. Just be sure to choose a good institute. 😀
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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Aug 12, 2013

Do Mtech Buddy then you are all set to rule the job market and the scenario will be different try to crack GATE with a decent score you will land up in a good IIT and you are sure to say that your life is settled in your core field itself
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Sanyam Khurana

@sanyam-Nl7Zqc • Aug 12, 2013

Yeah, I'm researching more on that...!! 😀

And improving my vocabulary ..😉
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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Aug 12, 2013

My strong suggestion is that you *MUST* be very clear in your mind about why you want to go for a PG course. Unless you've a strong reason, it's going to be a waste of money and time.

There were times I was preparing for MBA - because I wanted to go to IIMs so that I could meet people who wanted to start their own business. But I figured out that I don't need to go to IIMs to become an entrepreneur. Life became totally awesome after that 😉
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SP.Engr

@spengr-eP6m6s • Aug 12, 2013

Kaustubh Katdare
My strong suggestion is that you *MUST* be very clear in your mind about why you want to go for a PG course. Unless you've a strong reason, it's going to be a waste of money and time.

There were times I was preparing for MBA - because I wanted to go to IIMs so that I could meet people who wanted to start their own business. But I figured out that I don't need to go to IIMs to become an entrepreneur. Life became totally awesome after that 😉

Compensating my not so good UG with a better PG in a good college would be a strong reason to pursue M.tech ?
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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Aug 12, 2013

SP.Engr
Compensating my not so good UG with a better PG in a good college would be a strong reason to pursue M.tech ?
Make sure that the additional degree brings the desired results. Do a research if you need to.
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oprime

@oprime-Myffqx • Aug 12, 2013

I heard that funding is being provided mostly to PhD students.
The funding to MS students has been cut by a large amount.
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SP.Engr

@spengr-eP6m6s • Aug 12, 2013

Kaustubh Katdare
Make sure that the additional degree brings the desired results. Do a research if you need to.
Here does college plays a key role or the degree?
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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Aug 12, 2013

SP.Engr
Here does college plays a key role or the degree?
Your performance in the college plays even better code than your college

But some college name have an impact on society not on your intellectual input
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avii

@avii-TGGs8o • Sep 6, 2013

Kaustubh Katdare
I think the recommendation letters and SOPs they ask in the name of 'selection' is a complete BS. I wonder whether MS really helps anyone in their career except for helping 'settle' in the US.
I just LOL for the FUD here.
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