Study MS in Mechanical Engineering in the US

The majority of the world's international students are enrolled in universities in the US. Many Indian students choose to study in the USA for a lot of reasons, including the good quality of education, the variety of curricula, world-renowned universities, and the abundance of work opportunities. Studying in the US can give you many advantages like- happening campus, friendly environment, financial aid, and immense opportunities to grow as an individual.

Here is a list of top universities in the US according to QS World Ranking 2023 to study MS in Mechanical Engineering:

Here is the list of requirements you need to consider when applying for the MS in Mechanical Engineering at US universities:

• Bachelor’s degree in the related field with a score of 2.75- 3.5. GPA varies from institution to institution

• Record of a medical history

• IELTS score

• GRE score

Here are the commonly required documents you need to gather when applying to study MS in Mechanical Engineering at a US university:

• Copy of your passport

• Letter of Recommendation (LOR)

• State of Purpose (SOP)

• Reference letters

• CV/ Resume

• IELTS test score

• Academic records

The application procedure begins months before the start of classes and lasts for a while. For international students to begin their studies, universities have two main intakes known as the Fall intake and Spring intake. Here are the procedure steps for you to follow:

• Step 1: Gather all the required documents like- SOP, LOR, essay, certificates, IELTS test score, GRE

• Step 2: Submit all the applications before the deadlines

• Step 3: Start the application for accommodation, students visa, student loans, etc.

• Step 4: Accept the offer letter and meet your class professors, classmates, and roommates virtually

• Step 5: Once your visa is approved, fly to your dream destination, and start your study journey

The top Mechanical Engineering institutions in the US will give you a high employability rate and a promising career. Have a look at some of the career options you can go ahead with after the completion of your course:

• Manufacturing

• Mechanics

• Energy Science and Technology

• Micro-Electromechanical System (MEM)

• Nanoengineering

• Ocean Engineering

• Dynamics

• Biomechanical Engineering  

*According to Payscale.com data 2023

An entry-level Professional Engineer with less than 1-year of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime pay) of $65,005. An early career Professional Engineer with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $70,598. A mid-career Professional Engineer with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $83,694. An experienced Professional Engineer with 10-19 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $94,691. In their late career (20 years and higher), employees earn an average total compensation of $104,123.

*According to Payscale.com data 2023

Hope you have understood all about studying MS in Mechanical Engineering in the US, but if you still have doubts about the course selection and admission procedure then you can get in touch with our international education experts at IDP. They will help you with end-to-end admission process.