Study Abroad

Hi Bibin,
It is difficult to correctly say the demand of housekeeping only. Though Hospitality on the whole has it's demand. You check university websites and see for specializations offered. Enquire with them for possible career options. You can also also check the Skilled Occupation List and see what all professions are in demand.

Hi Sayani,
Every college abroad have different admission requirements. You should first look up the net for possible university options and decide where to study. Common requirements include GRE, IELTS etc. Popular destinations for agriculture studies include Australia, Netherlands, Japan, US etc. Scholarships are majorly given on merit-basis. You can check university websites for the same.

Hi Waseem, please check here https://www.abda.de/en/working-in-germany/ on how to register and obtain license to be a pharmacist in Germany.

Hi,
It's difficult to properly guide without knowledge of the subjects you studied, what you like or dislike etc. It is best you go with your instincts, figure out what interests you first. It is a matter of personal choice. If you are more into numbers you may opt for a Science or computing programme. If you are more into Arts you may look for the fantastic liberal arts and humanities programs abroad. Fashion, Mass Comm, Business etc. Are also good options but you need to know what you are fond of firstly. Explore programs by visiting university websites. The more you research the more informed you will be.

Hello,
Though your academics are pretty good, but can't guarantee admission in Australia as they usually do not have so many backlogs. But, I would suggest you to get in touch with some good consultancy who can guide you better.

Hi,
India has many cost effective MBA colleges and expensive ones too. Basically, in this country of maximum young age population, MBA schools and education sector has become a booming sector already and hence there are many new college/ institutions opening. I would personally give a good feedback about LM Thapar school of management, because that is what I have heard about it too. It has a very well laid course curriculum for all its courses and does offer a extensive good quality MBA. You can speak to their alumni as well on social media or you visit campus. Think twice and choose right!
All the best!

Yes, you are eligible for your Masters in Australia.

Yes! In case you face any problem while applying for any higher course or job, then you can ask for a EQUIVALENT CERTIFICATE from the nearest Indian university.

Many internships are available on different portals of foreign exchange programme. You should have a passport and visa for the same.