Study Abroad

According to students reviews, it is good if a student pursue an MBA from Singapore than India. However, this totally depends on the institute in which admission has to be taken. If students have the budget to pursue an MBA from Singapore, then they should go for it. One can expect to pursue MBA from Singapore with the tuition fees of between INR 20 Lakh – INR 40 lakh+. An MBA from IIM-A can cost around INR 20 Lacs + personal expenses. Also, according to Financial Times MBA Rankings 2025, NUS ranks at #37 position, whereas, IIM-Ahmedabad ranks at #31 position. Another thing that will be good for students if they are studying abroad is the exposure. A few of the reasons that makes Singapore a great destination for MBA studies are:

• High-quality and outstanding education
• Ample of scholarship opportunities available
• Vibrant cosmopolitan aura
• Global outlook, Asian connect
• International diversity

NEET exam is one of the major requirements that Indian applicants must meet to study MBBS course in Germany. Indian students approaching admission into MBBS degrees in Germany 2024 must check the requirements. Some of the basic MBBS in Germany requirements are as follows:

• Must complete higher secondary education (10+2) from a recognised board with a minimum of 60% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
• NEET exam qualification is mandatory for admission to MBBS in Germany for Indian students
• Candidates must be 17 years old at the time of admission to the MBBS admission
• Candidates must clear the Test for Medical Studies (TMS) and individual college entrance exams to apply for medical schools in Germany

Read more about the Exams Required for Admissions to UG/ PG courses in Germany

International students must meet the MBBS in Germany requirements to study the program. Mentioned below are the MBBS in Germany requirements for Indian students:

• The student must have completed his 10+2 from a recognised board.
• The student must have an aggregate percentage of at least 50% or above in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and must have studied English as a compulsory subject during his 10+2 years.
• Students are also required to qualify for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET). This is mandatory even if the student is planning to pursue his medical studies abroad.
• The candidate would also be required to produce an Eligibility Certificate issued by the Medical Council of India at the time of admission to Foreign Medical Universities.
• Candidates would also need to have a working knowledge of German Languages for admission to private universities or English Language scores for admission to private colleges.