Study Abroad

Dear Sowmya,
To apply to universities in UK you must use the UCAS website. You will find all the relevant information here. Take the IELTS and try to score 6.5 or above. IELTS is a requirement and cannot be waived. No other exams are generally required. On the whole you must have good academic grade

Scholarship is not just based on tests. Various factors like your overall score, extracurricular skills, personality, social services all play equal role. As far as tests are concerned, yes SAT n Sat subject tests can help you a bit. You need to apply for scholarship with your total profile n not ju

Dear Aniket,
You will obtain this information from the daad website. Here is the page-
https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/?p=l&q=°ree[]=2&fos=4&subject[]=690&fee[]=0&sortBy=1&page=1&display=list
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Dear Bharat, you need to show expenses for one year initially which is required to obtain the I-20. Once you receive the I-20 you must show the exact or higher amount of fund mentioned on the i-20 to obtain the F1- student visa. The higher the bank balance stronger is your financial standing.
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Your b. Tech score n gre score will matter. College plays secondary role. If not a lot of students from your college apply to USA then arranging LOR or PPI can be difficult. But you can prepare well in advance for that by speaking with your teachers at an early stage

Teaching of mathematics, applied mathematics, actuarial science, masters of math science. You can combine maths with economics for better career options. Since you are in second year, it will be good if you can appear for GRE soon

Doing GRE or GMAT exam and ger admission in abroad university

Hi Bhogineni,
Admission requirements vary across Europe. Apart form IELTS there may be university or department exams so you need to clarify what you plan to study. Have you also decided which particular country you want to go to?

Gre general is the test you are looking at. The subject tests are required by a few universities for specific programs. In case you would be required to take subject test, you will know that from course eligibility. However even if course wants a subject test, you will still be required to appear fo

Hi Shashikant,
As long as you get admitted into a reputed university it is a good option. Study abroad gives you a global exposure which is very important for self development, personality development and also brighter career prospects.