Study Abroad

You need to be a graduate, first of all. Diploma holders are not eligible to apply for a student visa.

Hello,
The procedure for studying abroad is long and tedious process. You need to start with the application process atleast 10 months prior to the start of the course. It varies from country to country. You need to prepare sop, lor, documents of marksheets, transcripts apply for visa, appear for the English language proficiency test of IELTS or TOEFL, also for GRE or GMAT as per the requirement.

Australia is well-known for the courses related to finance, CA biotechnology and other life sciences sports medicine, exercise Science, physiotherapy.

Go for GRE or GMAT exams.

As mentioned before, the cutoffs and eligibility criteria do vary according to the University and course that you are choosing. The country also plays and important role. What I would suggest is to first fix a course. Then search for universities that offer that course. In this way you will be able to understand the eligibility criteria put forward according to different universities and decide accordingly. All the best.

Well, that depends on the course and University that you are looking for. In order to get a clearer idea about the admission, I would request you to first fix a course and then search for universities that offer that course. In this way you can find out the eligibility criteria with respect to that University. All the best.

Hi Sakshi,
Complete your LLB, and clear bar council exam in India, if you gain some experience it is better. You must also take IELTS or TOEFL. Please do check university specific admission requirements for details.

Hi Hemanth,
It does not matter, if you are an Indian, if you have a good profile they will accept. A higher percentage would have been better since NUS is competitive and also the programmer you are planning to get into is very selective. But 70% is good to go. You must also demonstrate relevant skills, have projects, solid internship, LOR in addition to the SOP. Apply early.