Study Abroad

You must prepare one year before the intake. During March - July you should finish taking your tests, so that you can submit your application by the end of 2019.

Without completing class 12th, it is going to be very hard for you to get accepted. 12 years education is the minimum requirement. You can look for a poly or Diploma course, but if you want to go abroad and have a good education complete your class 12th with good marks and roads will be open to you in future.

Please check the UGC recognition of your university. You must also take a WES evaluation to get your credential evaluated as per Canada's education framework. If evaluated positively you can go ahead.

Hi Harpreet,
There are many Scholarship Exam and do you want to study abroad? If yes, then you must check the university websites, because in most cases the scholarship are provided by the universities on merit basis.

Best course to study depends on the individual, the student's personal interest and career goals. What do you want to study and what kind of job do you want to do? Ask yourself. Civil Engineering is vast. You may opt for a specialised Masters. If you have any specific country in mind then check their immigration websites for job scope. Many B.Tech student also go for MBA after gaining some work experience. Nowadays MS in Engineering Management is also popular which combines technical and managerial skills.

48% is not easily accepted. You must check for pathways and foundation programs in desired countries or universities yourself, the requirements vary. Depending on your profile you may be accepted but I don't want to give you any false expectation. It is therefore best to contact the colleges and check for yourself. Canada, Australia, New Zealand has some of the best pathway programs. But they are also competitive when it marks to academic percentile.

China, Denmark, USA, Canada etc. All specialize in some or other form of agriculture fields. Choose your specialization first and then decide accordingly.