Study Abroad

Yes, you are eligible to apply.

International Institute of Culinary Arts, New Delhi has a 2 year Advance Diploma course in Culinary Arts. A candidate who has passed 10+2 with at least 60% or higher and scored 70% or more in the English proficiency test conducted by the Institute are eligible for this course. Osmania University, Hyderabad offers a 1 year PG Diploma in Culinary Arts and the candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in Hotel Management and Catering Technology/BBA/B.Sc Hotel Management and other relevant courses. You can check their official page for more information on admissions and their entrance examination.

If you are not interested in doing engineering, then try out any degree which suits your interests, and then go for Masters in that discipline. B.Sc, B.Com and BCA degrees are few popular ones.

For better understanding, kindly name the college or university where you wish to apply.

Being a state government. Owned institute ICT-Mumbai doesn't offer any type of NRI quota. But, of course being from Maharashtra board can help you in acquiring an admission in UG levels.

Hi Patel Dhruvil,
Maximum Universities in UK requires 7 or more for Masters Studies. Both IDP and British Council are equally popular, cannot provide any comparison. If you want to study in UK, British Council is recommended. IDP is preferred for Australia etc. But, this is a general belief. Both are equally accepted as mentioned. You may check student reviews on the net.

Hi Rakesh,
With the current trends, US is highly competitive. Australia and Canada are flexible options.

Almost every national university is free and has low tuition fee. Some well-known ones are Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg (Heidelberg University), Free University of Berlin, University of Hamburg, University of Stuttgart, Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich and more.