Code to MIT: How to get top MS Admits
Ranked: 1 in Best Engineering Schools.
Research Funding: 18.4 Billion
Join the exclusive online seminar on 27th Apr, 5PM here you will get all data to target an MS admit from MIT and Stanford!
Imagine waking up to an acceptance letter from MIT or Stanford!
How would you feel?
< Elated? Thrilled? Overwhelmed? Shocked? >
Now, imagine being the first person in your circle to achieve this feat!
Sounds like a pipe dream?
Believe it or not, you’re closer to making it happen than you think!
If studying at a top university (or even an Ivy League) is what you’re after,There are a few things you should know:
No, you do not need to be from an IIT!
You needn’t have been a topper all your life!
There’s no upper age limit to apply to them!
So, what exactly do you need to achieve an admit from these universities?
That’s exactly what we’ll be discussing in our LIVE online seminar with an admissions expert (Q&A session included)!
Join us to know,
- The exact requirements for IVY League Universities.
- The specific profile-building tips.
- The ideal GRE® prep & admission timeline.
- [Exclusive] We will ALSO analyze the profiles of GREedge students who received MS admits from Stanford University, for a better understanding!
Eager to get all this and more?
Too late for deadlines in December?
Don’t worry! Top-rated universities with deadlines in January are waiting for you. But you need to hurry up.
Download this FREE ebook and find out in complete detail about the different universities that have deadlines in January.
Universities with Deadlines in January
- Columbia University
- University of Michigan
- Duke University
Columbia University holds a QS World Ranking of #18 & Graduate Employability Ranking of #21. Columbia University is the third most selected college in the US and the second most selected Ivy League college.
The MS deadlines for Columbia University end by 15 Jan for fall 2020.The University of Michigan holds a QS World Ranking of #21 and Graduate Employability Ranking of #26. It is a public university with 40,000+ students and its campus sprawls over a massive area.
The MS deadlines for Duke University end by Jan 15 for fall 2020.Duke University holds a QS World University Ranking of #25 and Graduate Employability Ranking of #30. Duke University is a research powerhouse and has 10 Nobel laureates and three Turing Award winners who are affiliated with the university.
The MS deadlines for Duke University end by Jan 31 for fall 2020.Here are some students who were able to bag top admits in the US. Take a look!
Consider Shreyas Renukuntla for instance, a student of SRM university who had a GPA of 6.5 and 5 backlogs! Shreyas went on to secure an admit from Cornell University - one of the Ivy Leagues!
Ankit’s story is one that’s just as inspiring! With a GPA of 7 and a GRE® score below 310, Ankit was able to get MS admits from the ASU!
Or how about Abbishek, who got accepted to the University of Maryland’s MS in Telecommunications program, even with a GPA of 6.17 and a GRE® score of 309.
Careful University Selection
Get your profile evaluated by experts to find out the list of universities that suit your profile the best.
Dedicated Admissions Expert
Get a dedicated personal Admissions expert who will guide you through your admission journey and ensure a hassle-free process.
Documentation checklist
Boost your admission chances with the perfect documents. Get help to draft perfect SOPs and LORs.
Why should you start right away?
- If you do not start the process early it might get a bit too late!
- You might miss deadlines of top universities with deadlines in January.
- Then you’ll have no other choice but to settle with low-rank universities.
Don’t let top universities slip away from your hands because of starting late!
If you have not yet taken GRE®, start today and take the exam as soon as possible with a fast track preparation. Consult your ASFAs to get a personalized timeline for your profile and bag the best admits in the US.
MS in US: University Shortlisting made easy!
With the coming of December, comes the deadlines of most universities. And two dates in Dec. are very important for MS aspirants— Dec. 15 and Dec. 30.
Why? Because after these dates, most popular universities Arizona State, Georgia Tech, Carnegie Mellon, etc. will close their application portals.
But—What if you’ve not even started shortlisting universities?
Then, glad you’re reading this at the right time!
With 1700+ universities offering more than 5000+ specializations, choosing the right one is never easy. Moreover, understanding each university’s requirements and choice of students is very important.So, to ensure you choose the right universities and apply to the one that suits you best, dividing them into Safe, Moderate and Ambitious is essential.
And that is exactly what our experts will help you do in this exclusive webinar on Tues, Dec 4, 7 PM
- Learn how to classify university as Safe, Moderate and Ambitious.
- Understand factors to consider while shortlisting universities.
- Get strategies to complete the process in 15 to 30 days and more.
- Learn what you really need for a Fall 2020 admit by attending and save yourself countless hours of searching online.
Fall 2020: Are you ready?
Get expert guidance for your MS admits this fall 20.
Join us and get closer to your dreams as well, without wasting any more time.
Breaking Backlogs: Sanjali’s strategy to 6 top admits with $24,000 scholarships
Want to Overcome Low GRE, Low GPA and Backlogs?
- Overcoming backlogs or low GRE scores
- Strategies to follow if your GPA is low
- How to draft SOPs that get admits
and more.
Breaking Backlogs: MS in Top Universities
“One-admit can be a chance,Two-admits can be called lucky!
Six-admits means it’s a “strategy that works”
Even with a GRE® score of 291, two Backlogs & a GPA of 5.9, Sanjali got six admits with $24,000 scholarships. Her admits include top universities like Northeastern University – Boston campus & California State University – Los Angeles.
And in this exclusive guest webinar, Sanjali will share how she made it all possible.(Live from Northeastern University).
Her story!
The Low GRE® score:
An anxious B.Tech from Pune, Sanjali though her MS dreams had crumbled when she scored a 291 in GRE®. Her profile already had two backlogs and her GPA of 5.9 was no soothing balm to the wound.
The Courage to apply:
Sanjali was about to give up hope; but fortunately, she found out that understanding a practical timeline and a good SOP could still save her MS dreams. She shortlisted a list of universities, finished her SOP variants and submitted her applications. Then she waited with bated breath!
The Verdict:
Expectedly a few rejections did come, but astonishingly acceptance emails poured in.She got admits into 6 top universities:
- Northeastern University – Boston Campus
- Illinois Institute of Technology – Mies Campus
- California State University – Los Angeles
- Oklahoma State University – Stillwater
- Long Island University – Post campus
- Golden Gate University
With all this, she received $24,000 in scholarships.
And this November 23rd, Sanjali will share how she managed this in an exclusive guest webinar.
23rd November
07.00 PM
Join live to find out
1
Overcoming backlogs or low GRE® scores
2
Strategies to follow if your GPA is low
3
How to draft SOPs that get admits
Find out in an exclusive webinar where Ritika joins us live from Northeastern University and discover how you too can beat low GRE® & Backlogs to get a top admits.
All you have to do is click on “Register” and you’re all set.
Reach the university that you want this Fall 2020—whatever your GRE® score.
How to balance GRE® Prep & Work
Do not let your MS dreams go to vain! Prepare for a 320+ score in your GRE® with online study materials & personal study plans perfectly suited to your hectic schedule.
Make every hour after office count. Find out how to plan for your GRE® now.
- Work Vs GRE
A lot of working professionals take up their jobs thinking that they will prepare for their entrance exams in parallel with their jobs. But within a few months, they realize that every second of their productive time is being spent on their projects & chasing deadlines.
They find no time to prepare for GRE®.
- Tomorrow becomes the day after.
After coming home from a tiring day at work, they find it hard to manage between a few hours of much-needed rest & GRE® prep. Even if they try to start their preparation they do not know where to start.
They lack a proper study plan.
- One hurdle after the other.
Even if they are able to prepare for GRE® diligently after work they face countless doubts. There are always quants problems they cannot solve. There are always Reading comprehensions that take way too much time.
It becomes impossible to search for everything on the internet. And there is just no time left to join a coaching class.
They have no expert guidance.
What is the solution?
The solution lies in a personalized online training that caters to the students’ individual skill levels, learning styles, daily schedules and most importantly, their ambitions. Overcome your problems with the help of:
2 personal dedicated trainers
Get the assistance of two personal trainers (SFAs) for Quant & Verbal exclusively, to plan your study schedule, clarify doubts & provide regular feedback!
A balanced study plan
Get a highly customized study plan that takes into account your hectic work schedule. With the help of your SFAs craft a foolproof study-schedule and get comprehensive online study materials that strengthen your core Verbal & quants skills.
Doubt clarification with Real-time progress report
Get all your Quants and Verbal doubts solved by your personal SFAs. Get expert feedback and track your progress in real-time depending on the number of lessons, modules or sessions you complete.The difference between the people who make it and those who don’t is subtle but concrete. Take the first step towards your MS dreams by starting your GRE® prep.
Your dreams have waited long enough. Start preparing today.
Learning and remembering 3500 GRE® words is definitely challenging. But, with the right strategies, it can be effortless and even exciting to master GRE® Vocabulary.
Find out how you can do in the exclusive live webinar on Fri, Feb 14, 7:00 PM
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN AT THE END OF THIS Seminar!
How To Learn GRE® Words Easily?
How To Remember GRE® Words For A Long Time?
Secret Tricks To Build Your Vocabulary Daily
You shouldn't miss this seminar?
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Vociferous
Gobbling up tons of GRE® words and recalling them isn't easy.
However, to crack a fair score in GRE® Verbal, you need to be adept with 3500 GRE® words.
Don't worry, we hear you.
That's why we have amazing strategies lined up that will make word learning simple, fun and absolutely effective!
- Tips and tricks to learn 3500 GRE® words with 3 proven techniques
- Proven approaches to help you retain the words you’ve learnt
- Highly interactive doubt solving sessions
Be known for your erudition!
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3 Proven Techniques to master 3500 GRE words
Figuring out how to learn 3000+ GRE words is an enigma to many aspirants. But not any longer! Join Mr. Sivagurunathan, an expert GRE verbal trainer who will explain the techniques to master GRE Vocab.
MS Abroad: Get 1 MS Strategy that won 6000+ Admits
- The Deciding factor to get best admits
- Key points to remember while preparing your application
- How to shortlist best universities for your profile and preferences
