Study Abroad

Hi Vinayak,
Germany is a great place for engineering studies, very competitive yet affordable. Some universities are even free, like Ireland, Poland, Norway, Singapore, China, etc. Also, it has good fees. Application process depends from country to country. You must also appear for standardized tests like SAT, etc. Indian students must also take IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency.

Hi Shreyash,
Yes, Andhra Pradesh can definitely improve admission chances, it shows that you are a student who can face the rigorous curriculum and good way to demonstrate your interest and that you are prepared to face challenging programs. Do some good amount of extracurricular activities also probably some volunteering work. Do not be just a bookworm.

Hi Yogita,
Yes, ofcourse you can. You must make sure not to repeat past mistakes, see why you have been rejected in the past and work on those factors.

Hi Prerna,
Domestic applicants are ofcourse given higher preference therefore international applicants must be very competitive and do their best.

Hello Komal,
Yes, of course you can think of that. However, there are some more nuances to the whole process. Universities abroad accept students not only based on academics, but quite broad range of requirements. I would like to advise you that please approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad for MS. They will have knowledge of all these pitfalls and will take care of your behalf. Best wishes to you.

You can consider following books:
1. English Sample Papers
2. The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins
3. The Lord of the Rings by J. R. Tolkien
4. Whylah Falls by George Elliott Clarke.

A gap of 5 years is acceptable for getting a visa for Canada. For undergraduate programs the gap accepted in education is two years and for PG a gap of more than five years is also accepted.

In which university you wish to apply? Please specify as the criteria varies for scholarships in different colleges.