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You cannot compare a regular course with a correspondence course specifically a correspondence course in India and a regular course abroad. In correspondence, you do not attend classes and study on your own whereas in a regular course, you are attending classes on a regular basis. There is no scope for comparison. It totally depends on you whether you want to pursue the correspondence course or not. I would say, if you want to gain international exposure, learn in a multicultural environment, make international networking, and are willing to spend so many lakhs of rupees on your masters, then go abroad, else pursue the course through correspondence.
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Hi Rikesh, you have a good score in GRE as well as UG.But the univ asks for at least 1200 to 1400. It all depends on luck now. If in the application pool there are lots of other students who have higher scores then it could be difficult to get admission. But in my personal opinion you should be able to get the admission as this is a fairly good score. Do not lose heart and go ahead with the application. Your work experience can enhance your chances of getting admission which you should highlight in your application.
But you must start applying as the deadline is in May for the upcoming intake.
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