Thread: Article: Average Revised GRE Scores for Top US Universities for Masters and PhD

Hi ..
I wish to apply for MS in spring 2014.
gre 289
ielts expecting 6.5 - 7
b.tech 78%
tenth 86%
inter 88.6%

i thought of applying for the universities...
California state univiersity,eastbay
University of Texas,Arlington
Northwest Mussorie state university
Texas A & M,Kingsville
University of Michigan,Flint

plz suggest if any good universities which match my profile....

hi
i have got 300 score
i,e: quant-159
verbal - 141
b.tech - 83%(mechanical)
need to take tofel.
i supposed to convert computer science major.
plz evaluate my profile and suggest some safe universities

GRE Verbal:138, Quant: 161
TOEFL: 88
B.Tech-73% (Civil)
M.Tech-8.5 (IIT Kgp,Structure)
3 international conference, 2 national conference papers
2 yr.s research experience, 2 yr.s industry experience

Planning for PhD in US university (Structural Engg or Structural Mechanics / Engineering Mechanics)

Hello,

I am Phani Gubbala (Civil Engineering). My GRE score is 291 Verbal: 137 and Quantitative 154. Is it enough for applying to average universities? or should I retake GRE?

I have scored in my gre as below
Quantitative - 148
Verbal - 145
AWA - 3.5

I would really be obliged if u could suggest me universities in United States foe pursuing my masters in Industrial Engineering.
Waiting for a response.

Both of the prior responders are inoccrert. This would be true if you were applying for an undergraduate or master's degree, but not for a Ph.D. Most Ph.D. students at reasonably good universities in the U.S. get tuition remissions and stipends (not scholarships), which cover the cost of the program. After the first year, usually, you would be expected to work either as a teaching or a research assistant for that stipend, but as long as you complete your program in a timely manner, it would usually be free for you. There is generally no distinction made between domestic and international students at the Ph.D. level. My only concern is that, with 55%, your marks may not be strong enough to allow you to pursue a program at a good university. One generally needs to be among the best of undergraduate students to be considered.I forgot to include how the process works: You will need to take the GRE and apply for the programs in which you are interested. If they accept you, they will tell you what sort of financial aid you might be offered. Financial aid is offered by the program itself, not separately, so there is no need to apply separately for scholarships.

GRE is commonly reiqrued for application to graduate schools in fields other than business, law, and medicine. GRE test measures analytical, verbal, and quantitative skills.GMAT test measures language, writing skills and quantitative abilities and is intended to indicate a person's potential as a participant of an MBA program.

verbal- 149
qyants- 158
awa-3
gpa 7.97
need to know universities for P.hd in human development