Study Abroad

It is not compulsory to do MBA in order to work in a foreign country. It depends upon whether the skills, which you already have are in demand in the country you are interested to apply. I would advise you to first find out the eligibility criteria and the skills that are in demand in the country of your choice. This will help you to choose the correct path. Good luck.

Hi Manpreet,
First of all, it depends on which course you are interested in. You can get admission with this score in many of the universities. For courses such as IT engineering, computer engineering, civil engineering, etc. If you are planning for Australia, I think, you should go for it or else, civil because these courses are booming in Australia.

Hi Mitesh,
It's impossible because there are chances of rejection of visa, you will need an overall 6.5 bands and not less than 6 in each. As Canada does not accept 5.5 band in any of the section. So, my suggestion is that prepare well and retake the test. I hope this might help you.

Hi Zeeshan,
You can get admission in university of Greenwich as they need an aggregate of minimum of 50% and in IELTS. You will require 6.5 bands and not less than 5.5 in each.

There are opportunities for doing integrated Ph.D. especially in institutions like TIFR, IITs and IISc one may also pursue a Ph.D. after a post graduation and qualifying NET or equivalent. You may visit https://www.ncbs.res.in/academic/int-phd.

Here are 6 foreign languages that are the easiest for Indians to learn according to its ranking:
French. Spanish. Afrikaans. German. Italian. Arabic.