Is GRE required for Masters in Canada for chemical engineering?
Asked by Eshwar Rao
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No. You only have to prove your English skills with a language certificate such as IELTS, Teflon, Cheltenham, MELAB, etc. -
Yes, GRE is mandatory for masters in Canada. -
For pursuing an MS in chemical engineering in Canada, you need to give IELTS first, and GRE is not compulsory to study in Canada. But, some colleges required GRE Score. Hope this helps.
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GRE is usually required by top ranked Public Universities in Canada. It is also true that lower ranked universities might not ask for GRE, or if they do, they usually waive it. Colleges like George Brown College, Seneca - Toronto, Canada do not ask for GRE. They might waive off IELTS or TOEFL score too.
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GRE is not required. You need IELTS minimum 6 in all components and 6.5 band overall score. -
Yes, both GRE and TOEFL are needed.
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