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StudyAbroad
An authoritative guide for overseas education
Study abroad: University Selection:
“Evaluate your suitability”
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A unique and personalized tool for profile evaluation
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Prepared with the personal experience of the student community, universitydemands and various other resources
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Backed by the timely rankings from usnews.com and other official sites.
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comprehensive, objective, timely information and close to accurate about thesuitability of their educational opportunities in various preferred destinations
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Remember, GRE is just one of the many demanding factors.
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Scores in Academics speak much more than GRE score
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Emphasis on your approach, your attitude & profile.
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Our 10-point assessor will tell you your suitability.
Start evaluating your self and check your suitability
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Bachelors Score: Rate yourself between 0-25 points
50% with backlogs
7 points
70% with out backlogs
17 points
50% with out backlogs
9 points
75% with backlogs
15 points
60% with backlogs
11 points
75% with out backlogs
21 points
60% with out backlogs
13 points
80% plus with out backlogs
23 points
70% with backlogs
15 points
UNIVERSITY TOPPER:
25 points
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10
th
and 10+2 scores: 5 points
Scores close to 60 %
2 points
Scores Close to 70 %
3 Points
Scores close to 80 %
4 points
80% plus with exceptional
5 points
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Academic Exposure: 5 points
Good research and good projectsWorking for funded projects
0-33-5
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GRE: Rate yourself between 0-25 points
Q+V 900 :
11 Points
Q+V 1000:
13 Points
Q+V 1100:
15 points
Q+V 1200:
17 points
Q+V 1250:
18 Points
Q+V 1300:
19 Points
Q+V 1350:
20 Points
Q+V 1400:
21 Points
Q+V 1450:
22 Points
Q+V 1500:
24 Points
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TOEFL: 0-10
Score 200 :
3 points
Score 220 :
4 points
Score 240 :
5 points
Score 250 :
7 points
Score 260 :
8 points
Score 270+:
9 points
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Undergraduate research & tech papers 0-10 (3 points minimum)
Good research and good projectsResearch with few technical papersTechnical papers at national levelInternational publications
3-54-65-77-9
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State of Purpose &Recommendation letters 0-5
Bad Sop - If a professor feels its copied SOPGood SOP & good recommendation letters (from profs)Good SOP with a Reco. Letter + Reco. From your Research guide
0-12-43-5
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Financials – For smoother admissions 0-10 [minimum 4 points]
Your Bank AccountsSecurity amount (proofs)Amount of Liquidation –Tuition Fees – high Financial viability
4-65-77-9
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Your approach /attitude / timing: 0-5 points
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The admission Season and Total Intake available
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Your planning and preparedness
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Always follow your heart and instincts and never sound diffident.
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Never plead for funding instead convey your interest in Teaching/Research
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Attitude is how well you carry yourself.
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Check the assertive tone of your SOPs
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Be Assertive in convincing a Professor that you wish to work for him
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Additional Information
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If you are planning for a
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Ph.D (not for AID but for passion) - add 3 Points to your Cumulative Score.
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Mechanical / Industrial Engineering Students add 3 points to it
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Civil Engineering students add 5 points to it
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Non-Engineering Group [Arts/medicine] and some rare branches add 7 points
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Economy of the state was taken in to factor
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If a state has mare schools then Less preference was given to those; becausemore competition
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Just add your individual points and get the cumulative score
Note: This is just a list of schools you can apply if you have a cumulative score near to 90& By no means indicate the rankings of the respective University. Schools with cumulative score near 90
Ohio State Universitywww.osu.eduDuke Universitywww.duke.edu Columbia Universitywww.columbia.edu University of Washington – Seattlewww.washington.edu University of Minnesotawww.umn.edu Yale Universitywww.yale.eduJohn Hopkins Universitywww.jhu.edu Case Western Reserve Universitywww.cwru.eduBrown university (RI)www.brown.edu Virginia poly Techwww.vt.edu North Carolina State Universitywww.ncsu.edu Dartmouth College, NHwww.dartmouth.eduUniversity of Pittsburghwww.pitt.edu Iowa State Universitywww.iastate.edu University of California- Santa Barbarawww.ucsb.eduArizona State Universitywww.asu.edu Rutgers, State Univ of NJ, New Brunswickwww.rutgers.edu Rice Universitywww.rice.edu University of Rochesterwww.rochester.edu University of Virginiawww.virginia.edu University of Pennsylvaniawww.upenn.edu Northwestern University (IL)www.northwestern.edu University of Delawarewww.udel.edu Washington University St Louiswww.wustl.eduUniversity of California – Daviswww.ucdavis.edu University of Colorado –Boulderwww.colorado.edu Lehigh University (PA)www.lehigh.eduRensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY)www.rpi.edu University of Florida; Gainesvillewww.ufl.edu
Schools with cumulative score near 100
Massachusetts Institute of Technologywww.mit.eduStanford Universitywww.stanford.edu University of California- Berkeleywww.berkeley.edu University of Illinois – Urbana Champaignwww.uiuc.edu Georgia Institute of Technologywww.gatech.edu University of Michigan Ann Arborwww.umich.edu Cornell Universitywww.cornell.edu University of California – San Diegowww.ucsd.edu California Institute of Technologywww.caltech.edu University of Texas at Austinwww.austin.edu University of Wisconsin- Madisonwww.wisc.eduCarnegie Mellon Universitywww.cmu.eduUniversity of Southern Californiawww.usc.edu University of California Los Angleswww.ucla.eduUniversity of Maryland – College parkwww.umd.edu Harvard Universitywww.harvard.eduPrinceton Universitywww.princeton.edu Pennsylvania State University –Univ Parkwww.psu.eduTexas A & M College Stationwww.tamu.eduPurdue University –West Lafayettewww.purdue.edu
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