Hii I wanted to know that I am having my BCA degree (3 years), AM I eligible to pursue MS in Computer Science from Mcgill University?

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Aditya Agarwal | Contributor-Level 6

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Yes u can pursue MS in CS from McGill University after your BCA of three years if u have minimum 3.2 GPA out of 4 in your Bachelor's degree and having good rank and cutoff score in GRE for it. So, give your best :). .

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