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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
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Guide-Level 14
There is nothing to talk about assets. Because nobody goes to Mortage Loan for overseas studies and education loan don't require your assets as collateral. Now the option left is Scholarships, fee-waivers. Almost all the top colleges in the world offer 'Need-Based Scholarship' after judging your profile and financial conditions. Rest you can coverup using Education loan. I am not sure about Canada, but In general, you can get 60% -75% of total payable fees as education loan which excludes travel allowance, foreign tour programmes, etc. But, it does include your living expenses and tuition fees, stationary charges, etc. Hope t
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Beginner-Level 5
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Beginner-Level 5
NUS has many faculty members and programs. The answer really depends on what you want to study. You should check their website.
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Beginner-Level 5
You may check DAAD India website to apply to TUM. You can also visit university ASSIST portal to apply to TUM and other German universities.
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Guide-Level 14
Getting the job in Investment Banking is not easy (and that too abroad). Start applying on the website of the top investment banking firm in India (Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Credit Suisse, etc.). And, then if you wish you can go to abroad to work within the same company using employee referrals. However, for skills yes you need to have qualitative skills, should have a good understanding of Case analysis problems, very good in MS Office etc.
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
So you are in 6th semester. I think, it is too early to start applying for Masters abroad. There are certain things that you need to complete first. Your GMAT Score, Your work experience (it matters a lot, you cannot afford to comprise with it), your Essay written ability and your LoRs. Once you are sure about all these things (assuming that you already have a relevant visa and passport), you can start applying for abroad. You need some time first. Kindly, have at least 1 year of work experience after your graduation (this is bare minimum). In the meantime, you can also search for good MBA colleges abroad also. Hope this helps. Upvo
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
If you see (or search on the website of top US Colleges), you will find that there are very few colleges in the USA or UK, who provide integrated courses. Second thing is, there is no such thing as B.Com rather you will do B.A. (Economics) or Bachelors in administration or B.Sc. In Finance etc. However, I'd recommend you to go for B.Com or BBA first in India and then apply for MBA abroad.
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Scholar-Level 17
It depends on your choice of practice whether you would like to practice in India or US.
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