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hai,

iam an engineering graduate in computer science with a distiction from india karnataka,....now iam in US california ..i would like to proceed studying masters....but i do not know how to proceed...what exams do i need to take...how will be the college..lecturers..subjects...and will i be able to make it up..??....

i also do not know which subject to choose?,,,

kindly suggest me in this mattter...i came to US only 1 month back ..where my husband resides..

this web site reallly impressed me a lot...

plse help..

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For — a short, practical roadmap built on the points others raised here.

First steps: pick a direction (software engineering, AI/ML, systems, security, HCI, databases, etc.) based on past coursework and career goals. Then assemble the usual application packet: official transcripts (with certified translations if needed), a current CV, statement of purpose, 2–3 academic/professional references, and proof of English ability if required. Many programs also ask for GRE scores but policies vary; check each program’s admissions page before registering for a test. (See ETS for GRE and TOEFL information: GRE TOEFL; IELTS is another common English test: IELTS.)

On program choice and format: research-focused MS (thesis) helps if planning a PhD or academic research; professional/coursework MS or MEng suits those targeting industry roles and internships. Research reputation can be compared at CSRankings. For flexible, lower-cost online options, established programs such as Georgia Tech’s online MS exist (). Location and local industry (Bay Area opportunities in California) matter for internships and jobs.

About credit recognition: ’s idea is correct in spirit — in the US this is handled as transfer credit or advanced standing and is decided by the admitting department. Prepare detailed course descriptions and syllabi before asking for credit consideration. Follow ’s advice to contact programs directly; ask specific questions (required prerequisites, GRE/English waivers, funding/TA availability, transfer-credit policy, application deadlines — most fall intakes have deadlines in winter). For credential evaluations and document advice see WES and general applicant guidance at EducationUSA.

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I am not in college as of yet, however, if you would like to find information on masters programs I would advise you to contact a prospective college and ask for information directly from them. Getting information directly from the institution will (1) be up to date and (2) be much more reliable than any internet source. I am not sure where you live so the quickest way to find the numbers/contact info would be googling (a word now) the college name or picking up the good ol' phone book and more likely than not colleges name will be bolded.
Hope I was of some help.

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The institutions themselves will also have the information on Recognition of Prior Learning (Australian term for it, may be different in the US) which you want.

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The institutions themselves will also have the information on Recognition of Prior Learning (Australian term for it, may be different in the US) which you want.

As far as I know it is Credit Transfer

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If your clever enough to be doing a masters degree surely your clever enough to work it out:mad: Or not as the case may be.

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