I am a computer science final year student with CGPA 8.7, GRE score 302, Class 10 10CGPA, class 12 (92.7%). I have good skill set and 1 LOR. Which good universities can I get with this portfolio?

Danish Ali Khan

MentR-Me Team

Study Abroad Expert

With such an amazing profile, you can get into any university abroad easily, and you will be able to pursue any course that you want to. Here is a list of some universities that you can target:

University of Toronto
McGill University
The University of British Columbia
Western University
University of Victoria
York University
University of Melbourne
University of Sydney
The University of Queensland
Australian National University
The University of Western Australia
Macquarie University
If you have any further questions just ask me.

Darak Sarita

Consultant-Mentr-Me

 You have fantastic grades to study abroad. With CGPA 8.7, GRE score 302, Class 10 10CGPA, class 12 (92.7%) you can choose the following universities mentioned below:

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
• Stanford University
• Carnegie Mellon University
• University of California, Berkeley
• ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)

These universities have many students from different backgrounds, a lively campus, and chances to do important research. Just picture yourself studying computer science in places like MIT or Stanford—it could be really interesting! You can pick any of these to boost your career.

Rohan Dharamchand

MentR-Me Team

SEO Executive

Your good grades and skills mean you'd do well in really good computer science programs. Drawing on my experience as a study abroad consultant, I suggest checking out these universities:

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2. Stanford University
3. Carnegie Mellon University
4. University of California, Berkeley
5. ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
These schools are known for helping talented students like you succeed and offering a good place for learning and growing professionally. When you apply, be sure to mention not just your grades but also your passion for the subject and how you can contribute to the university’s community. 

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Yash Mothia

MentR-Me Team

Yes, Canada generally accepts distance education undergraduate degrees from India for higher studies, but there are a few key points to consider:

1. Accreditation: Ensure your distance education degree is from a recognized and accredited institution in India. Canadian universities and colleges will verify the accreditation status of your institution.
2. Specific Program Requirements: Each Canadian institution has its admission requirements. Some may have specific prerequisites or additional requirements for distance education degrees. It's important to check the specific requirements of the program you are interested in.
3. Credential Evaluation: You might need to get your degree evaluated by a credential evaluation service, such as World Education Services (WES). This process translates your academic credentials into Canadian equivalents and is often a required step in the application process.
4. Supporting Documents: Be prepared to provide additional documentation such as detailed course descriptions, syllabi, and transcripts. These help Canadian institutions understand the content and rigor of your completed courses.
5. Professional Programs: If you are applying for professional programs like law, medicine, or engineering, there may be additional licensing or certification requirements. Ensure you understand these before applying.

To summarize, while distance education undergraduate degrees from India are generally accepted for higher studies in Canada, it's essential to verify the specific requirements of the institutions and programs you are interested in. Taking steps like credential evaluation and preparing thorough documentation will help ensure a smooth application process.