IELTS

Hi Sivakumar, IELTS or TOEFL will be required by all foreign countries to check your English language abilities. Some universities can waive it off and depends on the student's individual profile. Many universities also have pathway programs in English inplace of IELTS or TOEFL. Since there is no particular country which won't require IELTS you have to contact the universities yourself and ask them if they waive the IELTS or TOEFL for you. Everything will depend on their rules and regulations and your academic strength.

Prepare for GRE also as GRE is must to get admission in good universities.

Yes, there is SAT exam which is important to take for your Bachelors.

Hi Surya, yes you can, but I will strongly suggest you retake IELTS. Admissions will be challenging, but not impossible. Try in SPP colleges too.

Hi Aadil,
Scholarships are given by the colleges and universities abroad to students at the time of admission and on merit basis. The stronger your profile is, the better your chances are. Generally, no exams are required since all applicants are by default considered for scholarships, but some colleges require some essays or require students to indicate scholarship requirement on the application form. You have to check the admission procedure on the college websites carefully before you apply. Everything is mentioned on the websites and you can also email them for any doubts.

No Gaurav, it does not matter. It will matter while taking admission in the university abroad.

Based on your profile, you can apply for a PG Diploma which is generally of 1 year. You have a three year degree, which won't be accepted easily by universities for admission into Masters programme. Secondly, you must have good grades. You should also try to improve your IELTS. I am not recommending you to apply for a UG Diploma because you already have a UG and this will lead to rejection.

Yes, scoring a good band in IELTS increases your chance of scholarship and almost every college provide assistanceship and administrationship which covers most of the tuition fee, all you need is to just ask to them through an email and they will reply back.

Hi Harryraj,
You have simply mentioned your IELTS score which alone is not useful enough to determine whether you are eligible for not. Your education background, percentile and desired programme of study must also be checked.

Hello,
IELTS is an English proficiency test, not scholarship test. It just show your fluency in English language. If you want a scholarship, then first of all you have to apply to a university. After getting an offer, you can apply for a scholarship.