Study Abroad

Hi Sonali,
The admission process depends from university to university and also on what you want to study. Course options can include Alternate Medicine, Homeopathy, Food and Dietics, Nutrition Consultant etc. You should be browsing through university websites and learn about the programs they offer. You have to take the IELTS and possess a good Bachelor's degree.

Hi Shubham,
There are networking events and career fairs where you can interact with potential employers. It's all how you network. There is no campus placement there unlike in India.

Hi Aadil,
There is no official confirmation by either CIC or any of the banks which are authorized to issue GIC like Scotia, ICICI & CIBC. So, it should be a rumour and a hoax. Contact some colleges directly. Till now, since there is no official confirmation you need not worry much.

There are several colleges but NUS Business School, National University of Singapore is the best. Also, check out Nanyang Polytechnic or management development institute of Singapore (MDIS).

Hello Rakesh,
It's of course good to do civil engineering graduation in UK. The student is then in a better position to get job in UK as compared with students from outside UK. You can even proceed to do your PG also from UK. Job prospects are of course good there. Best wishes to your dreams of doing engineering in UK.

Yes, it is possible to get admission in Canada with IELTS score of 6, but if you want to get in good college you must have at least 60 % in graduation for post-graduation and for graduation you have to appear and score in GMAT.

Dentistry in Canada is a second degree which means you have to first complete your Bachelors in Canada (preferably in biology or any medical related field) then clear the competitive exam, apply to different colleges and then appear for interview or anything else required by the university or college. As for the fees, they vary greatly in different institutions. Generally, universities have higher fees structure than colleges.
Good luck!

Dentistry in Canada is a second degree which means you have to first complete your Bachelors in Canada (preferably in biology or any medical related field) then clear the competitive exam, apply to different colleges and then appear for interview or anything else required by the university or college. As for the fees, they vary greatly in different institutions. Generally, universities have higher fees structure than colleges.
Good luck!