@Diana Applying for MS computer science ( big data/ AI/ machine learning) in US My profile : B tec

@Diana Applying for MS computer science ( big data/ AI/ machine learning) in US My profile : B tech JSSATE information science engineering (ISE) (VTU) Work experience : 2+ in Cognizant as a developer 10th - 90% 12th 90.2%. Gre - 312 (quants 157 v- 155) TOEFL -98( R-24 L-25 S-24 W-25) 1 National papers 2+ projects in CS 1 internship related to CS 2 certification related to computer science( Oracle- Core Java and Microsoft- Algorithm) Good extra curricular activities(University level football, college level volunteer, host and organiser) B.E- 72% Applying Universities 1) SUNY Buffalo 2) SDSU 3) SJSU (SE) 4) ASU 5) UTD 6) NEU 7) Indiana Bloomington What are my chances of getting into these univs and chances of getting scholarship keeping in mind my profile Thanks in advance

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@Diana Applying for MS computer science ( big data/ AI/ machine learning) in US My profile : B tec

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