ADMISSION PROCESS FOR MS

Hi,now i share with you, a detailed report on admission process,scholarship,et cetera. .Hope this article'd give you a brief idea and assist yopu in to pursuing your MS.

Here are the steps as follows:

1. Fill out application at www.applytexas.org.

Deadlines: June 1 Fall (August)

October 1 Spring (January)

April 1 Summer (June)

2. Admission requirements: Engineering GPA: 3.0

GRE : 800 - 1000 (that depends on your GPA)

GPA GRE

2.0 - 2.6 >= 1000

3.0 >=800

TOEFL : 79 (IBT)

3. To be sent: a) 10th, Inter, Engineering Official Transcripts directly sent by your university/college/school

b) Graduation Certificate Copy or Proviional (If you did not receive your convocation yet)

c) GRE/TOEFL scores directly sent by the official sites (www.ets.org/gre& www.ets.org/toefl)

School Code for GRE/TOEFL: 6822

Department Code: Depends on your Department

d) A bankstatement of your sponsor stating a balance of 26, 809$

e) Letter from sponsor

f) Medical Insurance Proof

g) An application fee of 50$

Note: These are generalized requirements. Some departments may have extra requirements also. To make sure, check your respective department site for that (http://www.tamuk.edu/engineering/departments/index.html).

4. Once you send an aplication, you will receive a student ID number from the university through an email in 2-4 business days I believe.Through that number you can keep track of your admission status from www.tamuk.edu/bluegold/

5. You may receive a scholarship if the school people are impressed by your GPA and GRE score (GRE plays a major role in this). For this you should have to fill out an application and submit before the deadline. You should check on www.tamuk.edu/applyfor the applications and deadlines. The scholarship would be of 1000$ for an academic year. If you are approved for a scholarship you will be issued an instate. If you receive an instate, you are eligible to pay the same amount that local people pay which is 50% lesser than an international fee.

6. You may receive a teaching assistantship or research assistant ship from your department. Again your GRE score plays a major role here. Do remember that on F-1 visa, you are authorized to work for only 20 hours a week during fall and spring semesters, and fulltime on summer and vacation times. Pay depends on your professor offering you the assistant ship. He/she decides that depending upon the availability of school funds.

For further information, visit www.tamuk.edu/

I got this info. from my cousin studying in US.Letz be thankful for sharing her admission experience with us and wish her ATB.you can also share your experiences so that it would help others,mail us @ elitisttriad@gmail.com