Roadmap - Masters Abroad - Hashtag Technophile

Roadmap - Masters Abroad

Master’s degrees are typically conferred as part of postgraduate education at universities worldwide. At this stage, students acquire a more extensive understanding of their chosen field of study, as well as valuable analytical skills. Opting to study in a foreign country enhances the richness of this experience by providing exposure to an international perspective.

Masters program is usually a 1-2 year postgraduate program offered as an academic or professional degree.

Top Universities for MS in Canada

1. University of British Columbia
2. University of Toronto
3. McGill University
4. University of Albetra
5. University of Waterloo
6. University of Ottawa
7. Concordia University
8. University of Calgary
9. Dalhousie University
10. York University
11. Western University
12. Carleton University
13. Ryerson University
14. University of Manitoba
15. University of Victoria

Applying for admissions in Canada can be competitive as the number of applicants far exceeds the actual number of accepted admissions. It is always advisable that international students must apply for admission early. Basically Canada has three different intakes – Fall, Winter and Summer

LIST OF TOP UNIVERSITIES FOR MS IN USA

1. Standford University

2. Harvard University

3. The University of Chicago

4. Columbia University

5. University of Pennsylvania

6. Yale University

7. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

8. Cornell University

9. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

10. University of Michigan

11. New York University

12. Duke University

13. Northwestern University

14. University of Texas (Austin)

15. Boston University

Note: The competition for admission in USA is so high since the United States is home to some of the most prestigious universities and colleges in the world.

REQUIREMENTS TO PURSUE MASTERS

1. Undergradudate Degree – have a minimum GPA 3.0/4.0 (equivalent to 65% – 70%)

2. Language Proficienty Test: IELTS/TOEFL/PTE

3. GRE/GMAT (If applicable)

4. For few master’s program it may require 1-3 years of work experience

Documents that may be required

Transcript

More like your consolidated marksheet.

Semester wise marksheets

CV/Resume

Gives you an overall view about your qualifications, skills and technology that you know.

Portfolio

That describes deeply about your profile.

Letter of Recommendation (LOR)

From Whom?
a. Teacher who engaged with you closely during your undergraduate program.
b. Officemates who are senior to you in terms of designation (Say: Team lead, technical lead, project lead)

How to get?
a. Discuss with your recommender and prepare the content of the letter which doesn’t have any plagarism
b. Get printed in your University / College Letterhead and get signed by your recommender

How to upload?
a. A link will be sent to the official email id of your receommender. Using that link, your recommender needs to upload the scanned copy of the LOR

Statement of Purpose (SOP)

This letter states your intent to pursue higher studies.
So basically you need to cover

a. Why are you willing to do masters?
b. How passionate you are on the chosen field of your Masters program?
c. If your passionate enough, then showcase what are the things that you have done in the past?
d. Try to have a connection between your UG program and your Masters
e. Mention experience and achievements if relevant.
f. Why this country? Why this course? Why this University?

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Roadmap – Masters Abroad

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