American University

Hi Margish,
50% is a very poor score. I doubt if admission will be possible without an extraordinary element in your profile. Also, you must take SAT exam. If you score very well in SAT exam only then chances of admission could be possible. Go for Diploma courses in Australia or New Zealand before applying for a Bachelor's degree abroad let alone in the US.

Hi Sandeep,
I want to know if you completed your BE or not. Coming to your profile, your GRE score and even your IELTS is below average. Also 37 is a huge number. You can only be admitted if you have an extraordinary something in your profile.

Hello Jeel,
To further study or practice in US, your brother must clear the United States Medical Licensing Exams (USMLE). USMLE is an extremely tough exam. Please visit their website for details. To study some health related master degree programs you must take the GRE.

Hi Mohit,
You can pursue your Ph.D only after you complete your MS, not directly after B.Sc. You can check for integrated programs but hard to find. MS programs will lead to Ph.D anyways. To study Masters in USA one has to obtain a four year Bachelor degree and take the GRE. You must check with the universities for admission requirements and acceptance of your degree, options are available. Most importantly you must focus on your grades. Improve your profile by doing high standard research oriented project work, publications, seminars and lots of extra curricular activities. Check other country options too.

Hi,
The general eligibility for a top ranked MBA program regardless of the specialization is holding of a Bachelor's degree with 2-3 years of work experience and a valid GMAT or GRE scores and IELTS or TOEFL scores.
Every university will have different criteria in terms of academic requirement, test scores, etc. You must visit the university websites for the details. For an international student, MBA programs may cost from AUD22,000 to AUD95,000.

Hi Margisha,
A number of MS Regulatory Affairs programs are delivered online or hybrid and also on-campus, which do not require a GRE. You may check such programs for example Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, John Hopkins University, Purdue University and Northeastern University.
Kindly, visit the university websites for specific details.

SAT is mandatory, you can consider SAT subject tests to demonstrate your knowledge in a particular subject and are quite helpful for admissions. TOEFL is ofcourse required for English language proficiency. Universities in US look for all-rounders hence mere scoring high will not help much if you don't have a strong overall profile.

Hello Rajat,
The first and foremost eligibility criteria in most of the US Universities is the 16 years education with a graduate degree. Since you are a BCA graduate, which is a 3 years program, You would have completed only 15 years education in India.
However, few Universities do accept 15 years education. I suggest you to shortlist the universities based on your profile and check for the minimum eligibility criteria and then apply for the universities.
All the best.

Dear Meraj,
IELTS is not the sole qualifier for MBA programs, you must take GMAT and most importantly have had work experience of atleast two years.