Dear all,
I would like to do masters in chemical engineering. I'm having 65% in my UG, I have 2 research paper published in my UG.
I also have 3 years experience in production and process engineering.
I'm planning to master's in chemical engineering at Kaunas technical University, Kaunas, Lithuania.
Pls give me suggestions.
Hello,
Not a good idea to go to anywhere in Russia, or countries part of the previous Soviet Union. Is Chemical Engineering taught the best way in Lithuania? or, is it hard for you to get into JAM/ IIT system for the Master's Degree ?
I have seen people with Medicine Degree finding it hard to get "equivalence" of their certificate in Indian system.
Go to UK, USA, Germany, even Japan, Australia for quality of education, but these countries you spend a lot of time in learning the local language.
Just because if you have money, and want to study a MS in abroad does not mean it has to be "any country" in abroad.
1000s of people do a MS in India, and you should try hard to get a degree in India first, and then come to UK, USA or elsewhere for higher degrees.
Thanks,
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