I am doing my BE (EEE) final year. After finishing my engineering, I would like to do MS power engineering in UK. What to do?

I have scored 7.489 CGPA till 6th semester of my BE (EEE).

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Vidhushi Sabharwal | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

Hi Jenny, There are many universities in UK, where you may try to apply. Everywhere the eligibility criteria is different. You must take the IELTS. Competitive universities will prefer higher CGPA but with your current CGPA you are eligible to apply. You have to take your IELTS. Recommended score t

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Jenniy Arokianathan | Beginner-Level 1

7 years ago

Thank you very much for your kind information.

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