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16 Nov 2011, 11:39
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My friend gave the GRE today.....he wants to know which US colleges he should apply to for MS in computer science......his profile is as below:
GRE: 317(162Q,155V)=>approx 1300 in the old format
CGPA: 2.75
graduated in computer science in June, 2007 from a tier 1 engineering college in India
Presented a paper in an IEEE conference(paper will be available in IEEE explore soon)
work ex:4 months, accenture (he is considering not mentioning this at all).
What are the chances,if any, for being accepted in a good college? He is applying to university of south california, boston university, virginia tech, case western reserve univ etc....
GRE: 317(162Q,155V)=>approx 1300 in the old format
CGPA: 2.75
graduated in computer science in June, 2007 from a tier 1 engineering college in India
Presented a paper in an IEEE conference(paper will be available in IEEE explore soon)
work ex:4 months, accenture (he is considering not mentioning this at all).
What are the chances,if any, for being accepted in a good college? He is applying to university of south california, boston university, virginia tech, case western reserve univ etc....
16 Nov 2011, 21:37
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Case Western seems to be the best bet from among these. Honestly, USC will be difficult to get into - they focus a lot on GPA and GRE scores and a 2.75 will be below par for them.
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