Currently I'm studying cse in mit and I want to go abroad for mtech/ms in CSE. But I don't know how to get admission and scholarship and how much scholarship will be provided and by whom ?

Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for getting in touch with us. However, we only deal with overseas education. Deciding to pursue a Master's degree abroad is a wise choice, with a number of universities offering international students, tuition fee waiver scholarships. Follow these steps to get started:

1. Conduct Your Search for Universities: Investigate universities that offer a Master's in Electronics and Instrumentation or an associated field. Search for universities that are regarded for the programs they offer in your preferred field. Mentioned below are a few prominent universities for engineering and related areas:
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA
• Imperial College London, UK
• Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
• Stanford University, USA
• ETH Zurich, Switzerland
• University of California, Berkeley, USA
• National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore

2. Look for Scholarship Possibilities: Next, visit each university’s official website and look into the scholarships offered to international students. Merit-based scholarships, fellowships, and research assistantships, are offered by numerous universities to deserving students.

3. Government Grants: Check if scholarships are offered to students pursuing higher studies overseas by your home country. Scholarship programs are offered by a number of governments for their citizens.

4. Fulbright Program: To study in USA, the Fullbright Program offers scholarships for foreign students. Although cut-throat, it’s worth applying for, if your academic record is strong, and can possess leadership abilities.

5. Graduate Assistantships: These are offered by multiple universities where students work in the position of a research or teaching assistant, earn a stipend and at times, a tuition fee waiver. Check if your program offers these positions.

6. External Scholarship Application: International students are offered scholarships by many outside entities and foundations, some common ones being, Chevening Scholarships (UK), Erasmus+ Scholarships (European Union), DAAD Scholarships (Germany), Rotary Foundation Scholarships, and The Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

7. Make a Compelling Application: Prepare a strong application including a high GRE or IELTS/TOEFL score (if required), a well-written SOP, and outstanding Recommendation Letters to increase your chances of obtaining a scholarship. Your academic marksheets and prior research experience also equally important.

8. Make Applications to Several Universities: To enhance your chances of securing scholarships or financial assistance, apply to not only one, but multiple universities.

9. Contact Financial Aid Office: Get in touch with the financial aid office at the universities you are considering for detailed information pertaining to available assistantships, scholarships, and other financial aid possibilities, especially for international students.

10. Application Deadlines and Prerequisites: Familiarize yourself with application deadlines and adhere to all the admission prerequisites of the universities and scholarship programs you are applying to.

11. Prepare for Interviews: You may be required to attend an interview, on being selected for a scholarship. Prepare for the same by looking into frequently asked interview questions and practicing your answers to those questions.

Maintaining an exceptional academic record and submitting a compelling application is important as the competition for scholarships is fierce. Prepare well in advance, and contact the admissions and financial aid offices for advice.

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Ans: Most of these courses would require GRE as an entrance test.
Usually the first step is to find the admission procedure for each of these colleges. Check the deadline and what is required. Also check the date when you have to submit the scores and then plan your preparation for the exams accordingly. Usually the US universities would have weightage for extra and co curricular activities. Check that out and get involved with those activities.

Ans: Hello. Thank you for coming into contact with us. Pursuing a Master of Science (MS) abroad is a significant step that would boost your career prospects. Let me tell you that both CSE, AI, and ML are tremendously growing sectors. Pursuing either one would be advantageous for you. You may choose to pursue either of them, depending on where your interest lies.

In terms of the ideal countries where you can choose to pursue MS, the USA, Canada, Germany, the UK, and Australia are the best nations. The cost of studying in each nation may vary depending on the country. Furthermore, you can choose to pursue your desired program. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Stanford University, Carnegie Mellon University, University of California, Berkeley, California Institute of Technology (Caltech), University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, McGill University, University of Waterloo, and Technical University of Munich (TUM), among many others.

Best of luck for your future. For any further queries, please get in touch with us. We have a team of expert counsellors who can guide you through any concerns or questions you may have.