Study Abroad

1. Harvard University
2. University of Oxford
3. University of Cambridge
4. Stanford University
5. Johns Hopkins University
6. Karolinska Institute
7. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
8. Yale University
9. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
10. UCL (University College London).

Since you have IELTS 7. You can get admission. Please visit colleges official pages for more details.

Hi Aadil,
If you are asking for undergraduate it will cost you around $10000-$30000 and for postgraduate it will cost approximately $15000-$55000.

Dear Semu,
Yes, there are 1 year Diploma courses in Australia for UG students provided by polytechnics there, however you will not get a post study work visa as the rule is that you should do a minimum 2 year course, so suggest you enroll for a 2 year Diploma. However if your plan is to just study and comeback then a 1 year Diploma is fine. Hope this answers your question; also please enroll in some reputed college or Polytechnic so that your chances of visa approval are higher. All the best.

Hello Narasimharaju G K,
1. London, England.
2. Tokyo, Japan.
3. Paris, France.
4. Seoul, South Korea.
5. Singapore, Singapore. Hope this helps you.

Hello Sonu,
Russia, USA, UK and Australia are good study destinations for Medicine related courses. You have to choose the university that matches best to your academic profile and financial budget. You may then have to work on your academic certificates, create promising statement of purpose, Letters of recommendation and other financial documents. The University admission team will have their own eligibility criteria and the student has to fulfill it, then you shall be eligible for the same.

What kind of rules are you implying to here? Last year, there were some changes regarding SPP. I think, it has changed to SDS now instead of SPP and some IELTS requirement has changed and lesser documentation. Look up the net for SDS rules if that is what you are asking.

To study MBA abroad, one needs work experience, especially if you want to get admitted into a good university and looking for a job. Average work experience of applicants is 3 to 5 years. If you want to apply without experience then go for MS management not MBA. For MBA you must also take the GMAT. There are also few exceptions; if you have a very good profile then you may be considered. Certain universities also accept freshers, they may not be highly ranked. Do some research here and decide what is best for you.