Study Abroad

Hi Utkarsh,New Zealand has only one city where the IT sector is booming - Auckland. The other cities do not have enough opportunities. I would suggest you try Australia, just to stay safe.

Hi Shubham,
In case you can justify the fact that you're inclined towards physics no matter what, there's nothing that will stop you. You'll need to prove this, however through projects, internships, research papers and otherwise. All the best.

Hi,
This depends on where you would like to go. For some countries, it could be renewable energy, for some, it could be computer Science. You need to do your research thoroughly, because this varies with the country, and there is no specific answer to this question. All the best.

Hi Sarhunpreet,A graduate with a degree in psychology is in great demand, in Canada. You could either practice psychology and earn by the hour, go further into research or use your skills in posts requiring a lot of human interaction. All the best.

Hi Shubham,
You might either need to look for other business schools or work on your GMAT score. While 650 is a great GMAT score, Columbia Business School has had an average of 724 in 2017. All the best.

What you can do is start preparing for GRE/GMAT depending on the course you take up. You could prepare your profile to fit the programme of your choice while earning this work experience. If you'd like to work abroad directly, you could work for 2-3 years while networking in person and online, to find any possible leads for the organisations you wish to join abroad. All the best.

For your Bachelor's degree at LMU-Munich, you need not study for a year in your home country. You will however need to be proficient in German, and fulfill their criteria which varies with their courses. All the best.

You need to show a proof of funds for the entire length of your programme. All the best.

Hi Keyur,It all comes down to your career objectives. In general, yes, it is totally worth it, to step out of your comfort zone, and explore other cultures while studying, to end up seeking better career opportunities. But you must ensure that you're not piling up unnecessary student debt. That's when there's no point. All the best.

Hi,
You might want to score something above 7 to stand a better chance than you might have, right now. All the best.