Study Abroad

You cannot get 100% scholarship through entrance exam, to achieve it, you should score good marks in your academics as well as in entrance exams. USA and Australia have more scholarships as compared to any other country.

To be eligible to apply for semester study abroad, a student must:
-Have completed with at least a passing grade all courses in the first year curriculum;
-Be in good academic standing and not subject to an Honor Code proceeding or sanction at the time of application and at the time the student studies abroad.
Eligibility:
Bachelor's degree in law LLB can be pursued in India only after completing an under graduation degree in any field, such as B.Com B.Sc. etc. or choosing to pursue an integrated (H) degree. The minimum age to enrol in an LLB course is 20 years and the maximum age is 30 years.

1. Queen's University, Kingston
2. University of Toronto
3. University of Ottawa
4. Ryerson University
5. Concordia University Montreal
6. Mcgill University
7. University of British Columbia
8. University of Manitoba

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2. Stanford University
3. University of Cambridge
4. University of California, Berkeley (UCB)
5. University of Michigan
6. Imperial College London
7. Georgia Institute of Technology
8. National University of Singapore (NUS)

Hi Abhijit Debnath,
Unfortunately, diplomas do not qualify and not accepted. You can enroll into a Bachelor's degree course in India and complete the first year and then apply. You can also clear IIT JEE Advance to qualify for a UG course in Germany. The other good option is to enroll into a foundation year programme with a German university, it is known as Studienkolleg. Find the details on DAAD website or look up the net.

75% and above is considered safe. SAT or ACT is required too. A good overall performance is required. Scholarships for international students are based on merit. Someone with 60% but excellent extracurricular activities - national level awards/sports etc. May also obtain and a scholarship.

Hi Achyut,
You seem to have a good profile except that your BE CGPA could have been slightly better for increased admission chances. But considering that you have work experience and got two papers chances are good. Entry requirements for every university is different. Check for minimum IELTS score requirements, pre-requisite courses, academic grade requirement, LOR and SOP requirement, deadlines etc. Ryerson University has a good MS programme in Data Science and Analytics.

Almost every university does and has one or the other schemes. Scholarships are typically based on merit. If you have an average profile look for universities in top 20 to 50 or 60 to make admission possibilities easier for you. Go through their websites and understand their requirements, aids etc. Applying early and during the first rounds of admission is the key to a successful application.

Hi Milan,
Difficult to pin point colleges, MS programs are anyways highly selective and around 8 CGPA is expected. You can still check University of Windsor, University of Alberta, McMaster University, Simon Fraser to name a few. Check entry requirements and apply to those who requirements are close to your profile to increase admission chances.