Study Abroad

As your percentage is low it is difficult for you to get admission Abroad. You can take up one year pre masters program and the proceed further studies. Even Singapore and UK many colleges offering this.
It is not that high percentage students do well Abroad. In my experience many high percentage

To pursue Bahelors in the US, you will be required to appear for SAT I (some universities demand SAT II on any two subjects) and TOEFL scores. Most Universities also accept ACT scores instead of SAT I. Applications abroad begin a year prior, hence if you are planning to go for Fall 2017 intake, then

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After BE Mechanical & MBA your CV will have an extra edge. Generally during 2 years of MBA studies the first year curriculum contains core papers and in the second year you will do specialisation therefore I advise you not to worry about specialisations right now rather you have to prepare yourse

Yes, you can apply for Masters in Economics in the UK and Ireland. Have a look at Masters in Economics offered by Trinity Collge Dublin and University College Dublin in Ireland, and University College London and The University of Manchester in the UK. However please be aware that it may be difficult

Opportunities are plenty but depends on your qualifications and experience. It is wise if you gain work experience prior applying for jobs abroad. You can also consider studying an additional degree for better chances.

Have a look at Masters in Computer Science offered by Carnegie Mellon University, Georgia Institute of Technology and University of Southern California in the US. I recommend that you pursue Masters in the US, as the country offers best research in this area.

Imperial College, Kings College London, University of East Anglia and ofcourse Oxford and Cambridge. You need to check out the website for the kind of research they do, the research centers they have, the projects they are involved in and also the profiles of prospective supervisors. Sometimes in t

If you are going to pursue your masters in Germany, then definitely you can go without giving the exam. However it is highly recommended to take "Gothe" exams as it helps you in dealing with the German people and also without knowing German language its pretty hard to find jobs

1) Technische Universitt Mnchen
2) RWTH Aachen University
3) Freie Universitaet Berlin
4) KIT, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
5) Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitt Mnchen
6) Ruprecht-Karls-Universitaet Heidelberg
7) Technische Universitt Berlin
8) Georg-August-University Goettingen
9) Humboldt-Universitt zu

You have a pretty decent GRE and TOEFL score. But your Bachelor's aggregate is bit low. The information which you have provided is insufficient to shortlist the universities. Please provide the information regarding the backlogs, paper publications, internships etc