Study Abroad

China, Malaysia, UAE, Portugal, Belgium and other East European countries would be some of the options. It is difficult to mention a single college’s name as these places are overall affordable. Do refer to QS ranking to see the best universities in these locations.

Apart from high academic grades, a good GRE score is required. Admissions are competitive and extracurriculars are also taken into consideration. Initiatives, research works, sports and voluntary activities besides your grades would be of great importance. Admission requirements will also differ w

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For master's in usa and Germany, you need to take GMAT/ GRE for mba or other areas respectively alongwith TOEFL/IELTS. Better the score in these, higher the chances of getting scholarships and admission in good universities.

A pg diploma may cost between 10k to 20k NZ$. The cost of living and accommodation etc may add up to another 15k.

If you get a job in an MNC headquartered abroad, you can get an opportunity to go abroad and work. You can also go permanently based on your performance.

There is no cutoff score. Selection is based on profile. Yes Cat and GMAT are both considered

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MSW is offered by most of the countries and you may check the following link to see which has the most matching course structure with your previous degree.
http://www.hotcoursesabroad.com/india/training-degrees/international/social-work-courses/cgory/l19-3/sin/ct/programs.html

GMAT is accepted in IIM if you have worked outside India for at least 18 months and during CAT you were not in India. Cutoffs are usually very high, Last year for IIMA it was 770.

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It purely depends on what you wish to pursue further and in which country. CAT is for admissions to management institutes in india for courses like mba, PGP, pgdm etc.
GMAT is international standardized test for business management colleges for post graduation accepted in most of the countries.
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