Can I get admission in a good German university for pursuing MS with 68 CGpa in B.Tech in mechanical engineering???please help

In general, yes ETH Zurich requires Indian students to have a GRE General Test for all the programs including Engineering, Computer Science and Data Science.

The programs mentioned before are considered quite competitive and a strong GRE score can help students to get in without much hassle. &nb

For many of the MS courses offered at the University of Texas at Arlington, the GRE may be required. In general, it is in programs like Computer Science and Engineering.

There are waivers and a test optional policies required for a holistic review process. The whole admission decision needs a strong

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No, GMAT or the GRE are not required to be submitted for the Monash University admissions for most of the PG courses, including MBA.

For most of the PG programs here, the applicants would need a Bachelors degree, some professional experience of 5+ years (MBA), an updated CV, great interviews and not