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- Anonymous Original poster
- 17 Jul 2012
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- Preferred qualification: Postgraduate | Preferred study destination: United States
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- Anonymous Participant
Hi, the highest score on the paper TOEFL is 677. The highest score on the computer TOEFL is 300. Most people now still use the paper TOEFL scores, even though most students take the computer TOEFL. You should find out with the university for the scores required. In general, however, the score requirements range from 133 to 250 (CBT scoring) or 450 to 600 (PBT scoring).
You will need to score at least 550 paper based or 213 on the computerized exam in TOEFL.
There are many universities offering Postgraduate Electrical Engineering courses in the USA. You can also read the article from Uniguru regarding Electrical engineer- Career options and courses to study.
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- Anonymous Participant
Dear friend,
First and foremost, most good USA University will not compensate your low GRE verbal score with your high TOEFL score. Few of the USA University have minimum GRE verbal score requirement that you need to fulfill if you wish to target them. TOEFL is not mandatory for all students and it is applicable to international students whose native language is not English. The better option will be to take the GRE again.
Second, TOEFL score above 100+ out of 120 is considered good. There are good number of USA Universities which will accept you on TOEFL score of 90 plus.
USA University list offering Power generation or related courses ar elisted below:
2. University of Illinios - Urbana Champaign
3. North Carolina State University
5. University of Texas - Arlington and many more...
There is further scholarship available for power related courses. Power and Energy Society offers scholarship and you need to check the eligibility criteria. Further North Carolina State University offers EPSE scholarship and you need to check and email them.
Finally, you need to do your pre-application research to understand your university list for admission which will accept your present profile.
All the BEST!
Regards,
Richard Lasrado