I m from Maharashtra, studying in Pune University. I recently took BSc Comp sci exam [Final Yr] which is a 3 yr Course.
I’m trying to apply for Fall 2013 and booked a GRE on 23rd July. As BSc is 3 year course. I will be takin admission for MSc Comp Sci..which is 2 yrs course n will be doin only 1st year (2 sems.) to complete 12 +4. I wanted to ask. that all BSC and only 1st sem Transcripts are sufficient or not.?
3 Year Degree from India
You can apply for admission to Universities in USA with 3 year BSc and 1 Year MSc.
Some schools even consider 3 year BSc degree from India.
To learn more read the following post – Ok to get Multiple I-20 from USA Universities?
It’s better to complete one more year of college. With one more year of education, you will have access to several more colleges. Only few colleges accept 3 year degree from India.
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Is it worth it to spend 10,00,000 Rs on a UK university on an Msc Pharmacology course aiming to move for a PhD in American or Canadian universities?UK universities are a lot cheaper as well an MS in UK is only for a year.Please advise
Hi
I have a 3 Yrs BSc degree in IT with 1 year work experience. I applied to the following colleges
WPI
Indiana University at Bloomington
Univ of Pittsburgh
Northeastern
Stevens institute of technology
Missouri Institute of Technology at Rolla
NJIT
Got acceptance in all of them except NJIT.
Also Cleveland University has a bridge program of 1 year of a Indian 3 year BSc degree.
So do try applying with a 3 years Bachelors degree
hey Anushri did you give your visa interview?
Can anyone enlist me the colleges and universities which can offer admission in graduate in neuroscience with three years bachelor in neuroscience .?
Hi, The 16 year rule is differently interpreted by diff universities. Some universities are very clear that the UG should be of 3 years duration ( I think one such university is SUNY, Buffalo). Others are very liberal so long as u have completed 16 years of schooling in home country. One of my relatives took B.Sc (Com Sc) and was doing MCA and she left for Rutgers in the III semester itself ( on completion of 16 years studies ).
Hi, The minimum eligible for most of US schools is predominately first class with 4 years in Undergrad i.e BE/Btech/ MCA/MSC. I am sure this holds good for IIT.