Eligibility Query

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komalagrawal033
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Eligibility Query

Post by komalagrawal033 » Mon Oct 03, 2016 9:43 am

Hi!
I am an Indian student currently enrolled in final year of the MSc. Mathematics (Hons.) program at BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus. This course is four years long which is equivalent to an undergraduate degree. My question is, can I directly apply for PhD programs at American universities like Purdue? If anyone has done the same, please help. Thanks in advance.

mathandcoffee
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Re: Eligibility Query

Post by mathandcoffee » Thu Oct 06, 2016 11:21 pm

I know a lot of students, myself included, apply directly to PhD programs after completing a 4 year bachelor's degree. I'm in the US so I'm not really sure how schools look at programs in other countries, but I know grad schools accept a lot of students from a lot of different backgrounds, so I'm sure there are others in your position. It's possible there might be someone with similar credentials to you in the admissions results for 20xx threads on here. Definitely take the math subject area gre though! I'm sorry I can't be of much help!

Best of luck in your math career :D

komalagrawal033
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Re: Eligibility Query

Post by komalagrawal033 » Fri Oct 07, 2016 4:40 am

mathandcoffee wrote:I know a lot of students, myself included, apply directly to PhD programs after completing a 4 year bachelor's degree. I'm in the US so I'm not really sure how schools look at programs in other countries, but I know grad schools accept a lot of students from a lot of different backgrounds, so I'm sure there are others in your position. It's possible there might be someone with similar credentials to you in the admissions results for 20xx threads on here. Definitely take the math subject area gre though! I'm sorry I can't be of much help!

Best of luck in your math career :D
Thanks a lot! That clears up my eligibilty query. Best of luck to you too :D



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