Criterias to be accomplished to be eligible fr applyng fr 'MS' abroad

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To apply for a Master's in Civil Engineering in the US and Sweden, key eligibility criteria include taking the GRE examination, which is already being prepared for. It's important to maintain a strong academic record, as decent credits in previous semesters are beneficial. Additional entrance tests may not be necessary, but researching specific university requirements is advisable. Recommendations for good universities in the US and Sweden can enhance the application process, so seeking suggestions from peers or academic advisors is encouraged. Clear communication is also emphasized in the discussion, with a reminder to avoid informal language in academic contexts.
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I just wanted to know what are the things i should do (i mean like which entrance tests should i take or are there any other criterias to be taken care of ) which would make me eligible to apply for ms in civil engineering related subject (yet to be decided) in colleges in US and sweden .I am pursuing my Btech in civil engineering and i am in my second year of college and at present i am preparing for the GRE examination .I have acquired descent credits in my last semesters, please let me know if i need to take up any other exams or do i need to prepare for anything else to be able to apply for a moderately good university abroad. if possible can somebody suggest me with the names of a few good colleges in US and Sweden .
Thanks a ton for any input.
 
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fusion911 said:
i just wanted to know

which would make me eligible to apply

I don't mean to be a grammar nazi, but "sms language" is forbidden here...
 
micromass said:
I don't mean to be a grammar nazi, but "sms language" is forbidden here...

i have corrected my words, and this sms language won't be repeated again .Now can please anyone help me out with my problem.
 

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