Physics What should I do to enter a top tier college for a Masters in Astrophysics?

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Abishek, a second-year mechanical engineering student from India with a CGPA of 8.2 and a strong academic background, seeks advice on preparing for a Master's in Astrophysics. He holds diplomas in Spectroscopy and General Astronomy, is skilled in Python, plays the piano, and is active in sports. He is looking for guidance on additional steps to enhance his application for top-tier universities, particularly in the US, as he plans to relocate there after two years. The discussion emphasizes the importance of research experience, strong letters of recommendation, and relevant coursework to strengthen his profile for graduate studies in astrophysics. Recommendations for top universities in the field are also requested.
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Hello Guys,
I know that all of you here are reputed scientists so any advice would be great.
I'm Abishek from India and currently doing my BE mech engineering 2nd year.My cgpa till now is 8.2 and i have a record of 90%(9-12 grade).I also have two diplomas in Spectroscopy and General Astronomy.And I am a piano player and have a good knowledge in python and a sports player.That's about me.Now i want you guys to say what more I should do to enter a top tier college to do my Masters in Astrophysics.
.Sorry if i messaged any mentors here privately about this because I'm new here and hope you would understand.Also please mention the Best Universities you feel would suite my profession.
 
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