Study Abroad

For any engineering college admissions you need a JEE Mains score or specific state level exam's score. 12th percentages doesn't matter much now a days.

Changing fields when it comes to Canada is a risky affair. You face a high chance of visa rejection. It's better you stick to your own fields.

As long as the university is recognised by the GOI through UGC or other relevant authorities, it's valid in Nepal.

Yes, the study gap would be a major problem. But, it must be okay, if you did something productive during the gap, eg work. You can give it a try. But, I would suggest you not to keep your hopes up. There's a high chance for visa rejection if you cannot provide proof of activities done during your gap.

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Hi, that is dependent on what your profile is like and what course you are looking to make an application for.

Hi, as far as I know Computer Science is an upcoming course in the USA. I have two friends who made an application for this course. Both of them went through Edwise and received admittance for the course. You should look into this as well.

You can submit application online through their website using all relevant documents, including passport, semester marksheet, provisional certificate/degree certificate, work experience, IELTS and German language proficiency if available.

Your choice is good. There is no issue in studying Masters from Poland. And from what I know they offer some of the cheapest tuition fees for international students and low cost of living compared to other European countries.

Both countries have a set of merits and demerits. It is generally easier to get PR in Canada, but the weather is a bit too harsh. U. S green card is not an easy thing to acquire, but you have better opportunities and reasonably better weather conditions.