Colleges in USA

Hi Yogesh,
Since, you haven't specified what you want to study in New South Wales University, here is the website of the university, you can check the admission requirements as per your desired program of study:
https://www.unsw.edu.au/

Hi Abhinav,
Admission requirements vary from university to university. Since, you have a PG you should be eligible since most MPH degrees require applicants to either hold a PG or have some work experience. Additionally, you must take GRE or MCAT and IELTS or TOEFL. You have to check these requirements on university websites and prepare accordingly. Famous schools for MPH include John Hopkins University, Brown University, The University of Arizona, University of California at Berkeley and so on.

Hi Pratap,
The universities you want to target are some of the world's most competitive and selective. These universities don't have any scholarship test, once you apply you will be automatically considered. But the problem is most of these will offer scholarship on the basis of your financial background plus your profile. You must be extremely brilliant. Coming from SC category won't give you any special consideration, it's all merit-based. If you have not checked any of these university websites its high time you start checking the website and try to understand what kind of students they take in. Prepare accordingly.

Hi Avanti Narnawre,
Studying in USA is expensive. Particularly, if you want to study medicine then there is no direct MBBS program, first you must enroll into a Bachelor's degree by taking the SAT. After you complete the Bachelor's degree you must take the MCAT and apply to medical schools. So, its a more difficult and expensive affair. For MBBS abroad, you can consider UK, Australia, Singapore, Philippines, Russia, China, etc.

Hi Anoop,
These are information easily available at their website. Follow these links:
https://financialaid.stanford.edu/undergrad/types/index.html
https://financialaid.stanford.edu/undergrad/how/international.html
https://engineering.stanford.edu/students-academics/engineering-diversity-programs/financial-aid-internships-and-scholarships
Remember international students have very limited scholarship options. Go through the links carefully.

Hi Ravi, Please firstly go through the NUS website and decide if you want to study a research-based or a course based program. Research-based programmes are more competitive to get into. The admission requirements will vary accordingly. Typically GRE scores are not required but you must have a good IELTS or TOEFL score. Here is the NUS website which you should be checking carefully
https://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/graduate-studies/graduate-education/

Here is a roadmap to help you:
1. Prepare for GMAT and get an amazing score.
2. Do internship and work.
3. Do some research and self-development projects. Build something good and useful.
4. Shortlist the colleges you wish to apply to and go to their websites to learn more about their requirements.
5. Get recommendations from your workplace. Recommendations from superiors in the workplace are very valuable. Recommendations from teachers are not so valuable if you're going for MBA.
6. Check out the essay topics for your target colleges and start thinking what you are going to write.

Hi Yaash, You have to do a lot of things to improve your profile and make yourself fit for Harvard. Exceptional academic grades, outstanding extracurricular activities and all-round profile are a must. You need to ask yourself why a top ranked university like Harvard should admit you and not why another strong applicant, you can then discover your potential and showcase them. Please visit the Harvard website, check the kind of students they admit and prepare accordingly. You will also find the fee structure on the website.

Hi Akshatha,
Here is the NUS link for its Graduate Programmes:
http://www.nus.edu.sg/admissions/graduate-studies/graduate-programmes.html
Please check the bottom of this given link and see if the program is there or not by visiting the department pages mentioned.