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Admissions sans TOEFL in Redlands University
Indian students could get admissions into various courses including Master of Science in Information Technology, MBA among others without GRE and TOEFL scoring, said Dr Hindupuram Ramakrishna, professor of School of Business of University Redlands, California, USA.
Hyderabad: Indian students could get admissions into various courses including Master of Science in Information Technology, MBA among others without GRE and TOEFL scoring, said Dr Hindupuram Ramakrishna, professor of School of Business of University Redlands, California, USA.
Addressing an awareness workshop on higher education in the United States of America, organised by Gurukul Oasis, Hyderabad at Jayaprakash Narayan College of Engineering on Wednesday, Dr Ramakrishna said that there are ample employment opportunities once they completed education in the University of Redlands. “The GRE and TOEFL are not necessary for admissions into the university,” he added.
Jayaprakash Narayan College of Engineering chairman K.S. said that efforts were on to sign an agreement between the University of Redlands and the engineering college over higher education. The agreement would bring awareness over foreign education among students and professors of the college, he said. Sangameswar, vice-president of Gurukul Oasis, Swati Suresh, India representative of University of Redlands, K Satish Kumar, academic director of JPNCE and heads of various departments attended the workshop.
