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3rd August 2014, 10:32 PM
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How many backlogs are accepted to do MS In USA?


Hi friends...
This Is Mallikharjun


I'm interested to do MA in USA

but I'm attempting so many times of b.tech supplies(approximately 40 Times) .
now I'm cleard all supplies.
I'm completed my b.tech with 62%(Electrical and Electronics Engineering)

Is there any chance to do MS in USA (another countries also)

SSC 74%
inter 87%
b.tech 62%

please reply me friends......




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7th August 2014, 07:31 PM
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Default Re: How many backlogs are accepted to do MS In USA?

It is not possible to pursue MS in USA or any other countries if one has backlogs. However, if one cleared all the backlogs and got the degree then it is possible to pursue MS in USA. However, in such case, a very good score in the entrance exams- GRE or SAT and TOEFL or IELTS as well as a good resume is required to compensate the low grades in your B.Tech course.
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24th September 2014, 04:37 PM
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Default Re: How many backlogs are accepted to do MS In USA?

my dream is to be study ms in us but i have 15 back logs in b.tech
and very less marks in intermediate is it possible to go us
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Default Re: How many backlogs are accepted to do MS In USA?

I had three backlogs in my Btech but I cleared them all during my undergraduation and got the degree in time. I have a very good resume, research experience and GRE scores. Is it possible to get a university now?
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