TheWhistler Posted August 22, 2005 Share Posted August 22, 2005 Hi Members , Can you please tell me whether it will be possible for me to get into the following universities ( cornell / purdue / USC / Penn.State ) with my credentials , or whether there is no use applying . my profile : ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRE 2060 V + Q + A = 580 + 780+ 700 , TOEFL 280 , I took GRE in 2001, TOEFL recently Btech 83.9 % 4/72 rank , Institute of Engineering and Management , Kolkata , in Electronics and Telecom Work ex 2.5 years in software , worked in Unix and Interactive Voice Response systems Certifications: CCNA , Solaris , VLSI , gave GATE in 2004 - 95 percentile Projects : Speaker Recognition ,IEEE-488 interfacing Awards : Star of the Month , present MNC and 2nd prize , WB Science Seminar during BTech. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks and regards , Prasun Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anand Iyer Posted August 23, 2005 Share Posted August 23, 2005 Prasun, first of all a warm welcome from all here at TM :) You may want to take the GRE again, since many universities want the new pattern score. That is just an opinion - write to the graduate secretary to see if they will accept old pattern scores. Regarding universities, I think you can make it to USC and PSU. Cornell and Purdue would be a bit difficult - but everything depends on your whole application package. So, I think you stand a fair chance for these too. You can project the GATE score, and projects as your strong points. Write a killer SoP, and get some good rec. letters - then it won't be long before we TM-ians hear your admit saga! Best of luck! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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