Study Abroad

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It will be very difficult for you to get an admission based on 3 years Bachelor programme, but it will depend on the credits of your Bachelors programme. If your Bachelors programme is of 240 Credits, you will get admission else you may have to do an extra semester in Germany.

Dear Suryansh,
Yes, you can go for Masters abroad, but you need to check all the rules and regulations of the particular college/university to get admission.

Hi,
There are plenty of options actually. Italy, US, London have some well-known schools offering UG programs in interior designs. How you can select a college is by first going through as many college websites for their programs, accreditation, ranking, stay back options, career support, fees most importantly and many more.

Hi Dipak Desai,
I don't think there is any minimum age requirement for student visa. Ideally you must complete 12 years education to apply for further studies i.e UG and you must complete a UG to pursue your Masters.

Depends what you want to study, as a study destination New Zealand is a very popular option now, its affordable, has very good stay back options so students can explore many things. The job scope will depend on your desired course of study, you can check immigration website for professions in demand.

Hi,
Admission chances will depend on your profile, if you are aiming for top ranked universities like Oxford or Cambridge etc. You must have a very good undergraduate degree, some relevant work experience or internships, recommendation letters etc. The scope of job after studies is a dicey matter in UK, it's not easy, however if you study well you will have a chance. Also job opportunities outside UK can be checked.