My Duolingo score was 105. My gre score was 310.My btech cgpa was 7.9.Please suggest me some Colleges?

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XAVIAR X · Accepted Answer

Getting admission to the university comprises a lot of factors. Your Duolingo score, GRE score, and B.Tech scores are highly competitive and would help your application stand out. However,  having a highly competitive score does not guarantee acceptance. It would also depend on the specific field of study you are interested in pursuing your master's degree.
However, some universities known for strong graduate programs include:

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Stanford University
University of Cambridge
University of Oxford
California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
Princeton University
Harvard University
ETH Zurich
University College London (UCL)
Imperial College London

It's always a good idea to research and apply to a variety of universities, including some that may be a "reach" as well as some that are considered more likely to admit you based on your qualifications.
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Nandini Chauhan · Answer

Navigating college selections with your scores&mdash;a Duolingo of 105, GRE of 310, and BTech CGPA of 7.9&mdash;offers several promising options. Your English proficiency is strong, while your GRE and CGPA are competitive for many good universities but may not reach the top-tier threshold. 
Key Recommendations:

University Options: Look into schools like the University of Iowa, Texas Tech, and NC State which appreciate well-rounded scores like yours. 
Consider Program Fit: Align your selection with your career goals, particularly in fields related to your BTech. 
Location Benefits: Choose locations with good professional opportunities, such as tech hubs if you're leaning towards IT or engineering.

Additional Tips:

Investigate scholarships and financial aids to ease costs. 
Stay updated on visa requirements for international students.

Choosing a college should balance both your scores and your personal and professional aspirations.

Rohan Dharamchand · Answer

Your academic and test scores are quite competitive. In the US, consider looking at institutions like Arizona State University or Northeastern University, which are known for their inclusive admissions processes.
In Canada, universities such as University of Alberta and Dalhousie University might be suitable, as they appreciate a broad profile and offer numerous programs that align with diverse academic backgrounds.