Are certificates from private institutes like Microsoft or Amazon AWS counted for eligibility in AI/ML courses abroad for a Master's/Bachelor's?
27 Aug 2026 · Answered by Arati Rai · 1 min read
No, certificates from private institutes like Microsoft or Amazon AWS are not considered formal eligibility qualifications for AI/ML master's programs abroad.
Your academic degree (such as your bachelor's), transcripts, and standardized test scores are the main criteria for admission. However, these certificates can strengthen your application by highlighting relevant skills and practical experience. Use them to supplement your profile, but eligibility is based on your official academic credentials.
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