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- Anonymous Original poster
- 03 Jan 2014
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- Preferred qualification: Postgraduate | Preferred study destination: United States
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- Anonymous Participant
Your interest towards Information technology is appriciated, but since you have completed your Masters in Microbiology, the university may consider it to be an irrelevant course selection and there are chances of your application getting rejected however; some universities may expect the student to have relevant work experience. If you wish to pursue Masters in IT, I would suggest you to pursue a Post graduate diploma/certificate course in Information Technology first and then pursue Masters in IT. This may enhance your profile when you apply for Masters.
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