Canada

Hi Muhammed,
To give you a proper guidance I need more details from you. There are a lot of courses to choose from and a wide number of disciplines. Please clarify the area you are interested to work in so that I can suggest you a related course.
Please do write back.

It is not correct to give open statements about settling abroad.You just plan for a study abroad and work for it.If you have good qualifications, you will get chances automatically.Countries are not encouraging immigration.They say that they allow you to study there.So you also plan for that in this

In Canada you will find most of the schools are offering PG certificate which is not a bad deal.Blanche MacDonald Centre is one of the top schools in Canada for graduate studies in Fashion Marketing. Other good options are Ryerson University, Humber College and George Brown College.
In Singapore, you

Hi Riyaz,
The degree is valid as per information available on their website. You may check the recognition letter here
http://rspup.com/Goverment-Letter.php
I would also suggest you to contact/write to the board directly for verification. Here is the email id.
director@rspup.com
You can also check offi

Hi Sasi,
Only by checking your engineering grade I cannot comment on your admission chances. Universities in USA and Canada will evaluate your entire profile from academic grades to extra curricular activities. Not to forget your GRE or GMAT scores as well.
You may write back few more things about yo

Why most students follow the conventional path of studying in India or in the west? Why Indian students are obsessed with the west? Is it the 200 years of colonial mindset? Most of them struggle to survive in the west and work for peanuts in India.
So called 'average' and below 'average' students (a

Hi Kanchan,
GRE exams are not required for quite a few universities in Canada. However, you need to sit for english tests (TOEFL or IELTS). Hope this solves your query!

Hi Aum,
Decent MBA programs in Canada require 3-4 years of managerial level experience. Identifying the relevant universities would be dependent on your background academics and experience. So please share the same for an apt answer!

Hi Pintu,
You have pretty decent grades. Canada as a destination is a good option for pursuing MS in mechanical engg. Going for a Masters or a PG is entirely dependent on your budget. Masters however offers better scope. Having said that the stay back options are also good in Canada (3 years stay bac