Average GRE and TOEFL score’s required for top 10 Universities – MS in Computer Science

Posted on April 13, 2009. Filed under: F1 Visa, Prospective Students, Universities | Tags: , , , , , , |

Do you want to know what is the Average GRE and TOEFL Score required for top 10 universities in the field of Computer Science for MS??? Then go through the below list. However, GRE and TOEFL scores are not only the criteria for admissions but there are many more important factors involved such as your previous undergrad work, projects, recommendation letters, essays, GPA, etc.

Ranking

University Name Average GRE Score

Average  TOEFL Score

1

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA No ( this is what is mentioned on their webpage, but of course they will decide upon your prev work, GPA, recommendation letters, etc)

250

2

Stanford University Stanford, CA Score in the 90th Percentile

270

3

University of California–Berkeley Berkeley, CA 90th percentile or higher

230

4

Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA no minimum scores set by the department

250

5

University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign Urbana, IL No specific range

Required, but no specific number

6

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor Ann Arbor, MI Generally looks for score of above 1200 and Analytical Writing Score of 4.0

230-250

7

California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA Strongly Required, but hasn’t mentioned minimum score

Strongly Required, but hasn’t mentioned minimum score

8

Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA No below than Verbal – 400, Quantitative -700, and 3.5AW

213

9

University of Texas–Austin (Cockrell) Austin, TX Verbal: 550 – 800 Quantitative: 750 – 800 Analytical: 5.0 – 6.0  

250

10

Cornell University Ithaca, NY    Required, but no Minimum Score

213

Hope this helps…. :)

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My name is Payal ,I am intrested in applying to the MSIS(Master of Science in Information Science) program provided by good colleges,My gre score is 1140(460-v,680-q,3-w) and my toefl score is 108.Do you think my scores are good enough for the program or are they low ??KIndly let me know which colls can i apply to for the program .My acads are BE agre-54%(had many backs),10th-81%,12th-64%.Will be waiting for your response Kindly reply soon .

Many times your academics credentials matter a lot for getting admission into good schools. As I see that you got some good score in your GRE and TOEFL with which I think you can still manage to get an admission in US. First decide in which field you want to study and then do your research online and see which univesities are providing those course and at what fee structure. For your reference I am providing you with some links where you can find some details on top schools in US. ALL THE BEST

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Hi, payal here ,I have posted my comment above wherein i have mentioned that my gre score is 1140 and my toefl score is 108,do you think i can get into ms in cs in RIT(rochester insti of tech).have got 1 year work exp in s/w dev too.kindly ans my question as soon as possible.

Hi Payal,

Usually, there is no specific set of rules/criteria that ensures 100% admission in these universities depending upon your scores and background.Ofcourse, you can probably follow the GMAT, TOEFL scores and GPA to be in some ballpark. It differs a lot from university to university.

You can actually go to http://www.rit.edu and read more about their admission criteria, fees structure, courses offered, etc to be more clear on your questions. Also, you might want to contact someone at these universities who can provide you more precise and exact information about their admissions.

Sorry, there is no “yes or no” answer for your question.
Hope this helps!!!

Hi,
Thanks a ton for your help,will surely contact someone from the university and try asking them bout their selection criteria.had 2 more doubt
1)—is USC good for MS in CS???
2)—If i plan to do MIS,could i still join as a developer after the completion of my masters…???

1) USC is ranked 24th for master’s in CS. So, this point I think says that it should be surely good if its ranked 24th in USA. You can probably research more about their courses, programs, fees, admission criteria etc on their website to decide for your application.
2) I think MIS is more like a combination of technology and business areas and people join as system analysts, business analysts, project managers, etc after MS in MIS. But if you want to go for becoming a developer after MIS then I think you should look out for programs that can offer more courses that you make u better developer.

Let me know if you have any more questions!!! Will be glad to answer them. Good Luck!!!

Hi i had a doubt,do you think i made a big mistake by applying to Georgia Tech for CS,because i have heard they directly discard applications with scores below..

Verbal: 542 (mine-460)
Quantitative: 774 (mine-680)
Analytical Writing: 4.17(mine-3)

Or do you think i stand a chance ..??

Regards,

Payal.

my gre score is 1140 and toefl score is 107.My BE acad aggre is 82%.I am interested in pursuing a masters degree in computer science in the US.Is university of southern california a good option to apply?

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I have done B.E. in Computer Science .My aggregate percentage is 58.35. I gave gre and toefl with 1060(770-Q 290 -v) and 75 score respectively .Will you please suggest me universities in which i get sure shot admission.I want to pursue M.S. in Computer Science.Please guide me.

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