I have done my B.Tech in 8 years. Am I eligible to study MS in UK with scholarship?

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Nikhil Soni | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

First of all, salute to your courage that you cleared your B.Tech till lasts, as there are many more who left it incomplete within 2 or 3 years. You are eligible to MS if you have B.Tech degree but for scholarship it depends on your grades and college of Masters, you are going to join. All the bes

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Lalit Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

Hello there, Maybe not because of poor academic score, you cannot get scholarship. Regards.

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