Universities & admissions - Eligibility & profile Questions

Canada's education system typically runs through elementary school for grades 1 to 8, high school for grades 9 to 12, colleges that usually offer undergraduate and diploma-level courses, and universities that typically offer bachelor's, master's or PhD programs. Check each institution's official page for details.

WES does not use simple division. It maps your Indian marks to US letter grades using your university's grading scale, assigns fixed points, then takes a credit-weighted average. Typical bands are 70% or above as A, 60 to 69% as B, and 50 to 59% as C.

The GRE General Test evaluates verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking and analytical writing, none depend on a specific field of study. The GRE Subject Test instead measures knowledge in one subject, such as Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics or Psychology. Check the official ETS page for the latest test offerings.

WES, or World Education Services, is a non-profit that converts international credentials into US or Canada equivalents. It does not convert your overall CGPA; it evaluates each course, converts the grade to a 4.0 scale equivalent, weights it by credits and divides by total credits.

The GRE is a computer-based general test mostly taken for MS, MA and PhD programs abroad. It looks at how well you think and solve problems, testing reading, math and essay writing. Some top-ranked MBA schools also accept GRE scores, so check each school.

Universities abroad often look for candidates with prior work experience because it shows genuine curiosity and enthusiasm for the subject. A work experience letter can strengthen your profile, show you bring more to the table, and reflect hands-on skills and industry understanding gained at work.

GMAT to GRE conversion tables are only estimates. They are not completely accurate, and ETS has acknowledged that its own comparison tool is not 100 percent accurate. You should always keep a margin of error when using them and check what each university actually accepts on its official page.

No, a 340 GRE score does not guarantee admission to Harvard. The university does not announce GRE cut offs, and the GRE is not mandatory for every course. Academic records, letters of recommendation and your statement of purpose are also considered, so check the official page.