IELTS

Hi Biren,
You may, depending on how much you have scored in your 12th. Your IELTS score may be accepted depending on the university's admission requirement, you may be offered a pathway course too again depending on the university and also on your profile. You have to check the entry requirements on

Hi Sathwick,
The method you are applying to search for top universities is not correct, no university will give you admission on basis of your IELTS scores alone. You must check your academic percentage and also you did not tell what you want to study. The best thing is to first decide what you want

Hi Sa Bi,
You may get if your class 12th percentage is very good. Many colleges offer pathway programs in English, you must complete such a course if you don't meet the English language requirements. You have to contact the colleges and check all these since it depends on the college solely.

Hi Devansh, German universities have winter and summer intakes, there is no fall intake there. The summer intake begins in January while winter intake starts in July. You can check for the winter intake, usually, deadlines are there until Feb or March. Visit the DAAD and university ASSIST websites f

Hello Vipin,
First and most importantly you need to have good academics to go abroad for higher studies. Hence, I would advise you to concentrate only on studies and aim to score more than 80% in each exam.

Hi Akashdeep,
The grades are okay, but the IELTS score is quite low. You may be eligible for some pathway programs instead of a retake. You must check it with the universities, check on UCAS website too. Directly email some universities, they will respond and guide you as per their norms.

Hi Avinash,
Yes, it is highly recommended. IELTS has two parts, academic and general. For job purposes, you must take IELTS general.

You are eligible for Bachelors studies. You will find that in Germany medium of instruction is German for Bachelors programme.

Hello Ritesh,
The method you are applying is not correct, perhaps you should first have a clarity over the kind of job you want, remember no course comes with a job or with a PR guarantee, so it is best that you first know your career plans and act accordingly. New Zealand is a great place for your f