Recent content by razazain

It depends on what you want to study, but Cambridge, Oxford, LSE, UCL and Imperial are usually seen as the best. St Andrews, Durham, York, Manchester and Edinburgh are also internationally respected.By the way, it's pretty damn hard to get into Oxbridge. My friend got 14 A's in O'levels and 5...

Right, thanks. Yeah, that's what I meant. I'll have to earn them sequentially -- i.e., one at a time. It takes time, but makes you more marketable. I understand, but you can always take a gap year. I got burnt out with studies after completing my A'levels last year. Took a gap...

Actually, my uncle was talking about Canada. He thinks that Computer Science field is saturated. There are lot more programmers out there than the number of jobs available, that's what he said. There are lot of job opportunities available for programmers here in Pakistan. It's pretty easy for...

fasterthanjoao, mate, you rule! York does offer undergraduate master courses, but I don't want to do masters from York. Don't get me wrong, York is a great university, but I want to go to some other better university for masters. I know you have already answered it, but can I take some...

I understand it's really difficult, but can I "apply" for master's in engineering after doing bachelor's in CS? Maybe, I can do minor in physics. Will that help? Can I do MBA or master's in Software Engineering after Bsc in CS? It's all really confusing, I just can't decide what I want...

Guys, I need help. I got an unconditional offer for BEng or Bsc in Computer Science from University of York. There are few things I want to know: 1) What is the difference between 4 year bachelor's degree(offered in U.S, Canada etc) and 3 year bachelor's degree(offered in U.K). Is there any...