Friend i want to doctorate in mech engg  at uk or usa?
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programs.gradschools.com/ midsouth/mechanical_engineering.html
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for UK:\n\nwww.ucas.com\n\nsearch by course and it'll tell you what uni's offer engg. also, 80%+ is more than enough for you to apply with the best of the best. each uni offers its own scholarship schemes, if you're interested. you should get applying quickly. for bachelor'sm you have to apply via UCAS, you get to choose 6 uni's where you send your application.\n\nfor uni ratings, go to:\n\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html
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u should either go 4 computer engineering or prefer going to IT\n\nalso nowadays hardware net work engineers have more chances
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University of Bristol has an aerospace engineering program and the University of Liverpool does too.  Of course, neither of these is located in London but Bristol would be closer to London than Liverpool is.\n\nAlso Queen's College in Belfast Northern Ireland has a good program.  The university of London does not offer such a course but you could email them and ask for suggestions.  Here's their website:\n\nhttp://www.lon.ac.uk/
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Harvard MES in the USA.
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You need to enquire - initially - about exchange programmes and then take it from there. Get in touch directly with the UK College and Uni' Admissions Service: type in UCAS and press search. Their web pages can link you up to most of the HE institutions in the UK.\n\nOK?\n\n\n:)
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Check out biomedical engineering if you get a chance... that is really the hottest engineering discipline right now...\n\nBUT, I would choose electrical engineering since you can do SO MUCH with that degree: Power engineering, RF/microwave, computers, software, circuits, system engineering, nano-engineering.... \n\nI also know of some electrical engineers who work as mechanical engineers... so in any event you are never really stuck... \n\nAlso, know that electrical engineering is the closest engineering discipline to pure physics... \n\nBUT choose mechanical engineering if mechanical doo-hickeys fascinate you... you are good with your hands... you like math.... you are comfortable using CAD tools on the computer.... you feel comfortable in a machine shop.... \n\nIn terms of the JOB MARKET.... as long as you get good grades in college you will get a job... TRUST ME. Good engineers are a rarity... ALSO, if you learn a foreign language like Chinese or Korean than the job recruiters will be knocking your door down.
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Well..Id like to study in the UK but its damn expensive...Considering im Staying in India ..Unless i take up a loan or sumthin,education in the UK costs a lot ...US well it does cost a lot too but not as much as in the UK..And u can get a lot of scholarships in the US ...
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A higher qualification for what? These two fellowships are of the highest quality. One is from the USA and the other from UK. Take your pick!\n\ncc
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It depends on where you study and in which country.In germany, it is waste of time to get B.A degree in math.Actually you cannot get B.A degree in math u only can get diplom here before doctorate in math.It is better to study engineering here as I do.But in other countries you may transfer to computer related department easily or you may apply for M.S. degree in computer sciences.But If you like math. I think you have to continue your education with master in math.It wont make you rich but It can make you happy
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If you are looking for a bachelors degree: my advice is if you think you want to get into mech eng. then just do it. You can always switch to another field for your masters.\n\nWhat I did was opt for Physics because it offers a science base -- in case you want to change majors/fields in the future. \n\nAnd frankly, I never regretted choosing Physics (at IIT, Chicago).\n\nbut whichever field you choose, never lose sight of your goals and interests. You likely are unaware of these right now (if just starting college) so just find the place that feels right for the time - -you can even switch-up in a year and choose Physics, or electrical, or hell, even Architecture (I would have liked architecture -- but it's not a regret. I have a great appreciation for it having been a Physics student).
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there is a way you can transfer credits for a 4 year engg.program in usa.for this you need a valid toefl and SAT scores.since you have completed only one year you may not get many credit transfers and in US you cant go direct to 2nd year.They will evaluate your first year syllabus and grades, see what subjects can be transfered and then give you credit for those subjects only.Your acads are also low so you may not get accepted in very good uni.my advice try and complete your undergrads wherever you are and try to better your grades and then go for masters .even uk and australia are the same except you do not need sat.take a gre and toefl and go for MS.
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Like the others said, it depends on what you're looking for. If you're looking to specialise in your undergraduate career, then you should choose a British University because American Universities tend to specialise later in the course and never gain quite as much detail. For postgraduate work, they're all much of a muchness (although American PhDs take MUCH longer, but funding's generally better) and you should go where the best scholars for your field are.  Hope this helps!
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It depends on your country of origin and what and why you want to study in the british isles. Message me if you want better advice.
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No problems to worry about.\nMinor speeling differences.\nWarm beer - that is beer you can actually taste and which doesn't remind you that you need to see the dentist.\nFunny food eaten in the proper manner using a knife and fork at all times.\n\nBut seriously, check carefully that your academic qualifications are suitable for entry into UK universities.\nLook here:\nLink 1.\nLink 2. this is for students from UK to USA but the section 'Advice to Parents Taking Children Aged 15-18 to the US' (and following section) is relevant to you.
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I would suggest USA as best destination for Engineering (more jobs, better career and research) as compared to Australia, Europe ...\n\nTop US universities with low fees are :\nUniversities of Texas Austin\nTexas A&M University\nMichigan State University
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The closest thing to game making in America is MIT but it is advisable to try England out especially Uni of Bath