Study Abroad

Hi, are you looking for MBA abroad? If yes, most B-schools abroad offer scholarships, these are based on merit basically and your entire profile will be evaluated. You must also note for MBA abroad 2-3 years of work experience is required. If you need a scholarship see that you have a good built profile including an excellent GMAT score.

Hi, the requirements vary from country to country. Where do you want to study? In general you must take the IELTS or TOEFL to meet the language requirements. The cut-offs are different for different universities. Essays, SOP, portfolio of your work, publications etc. May be required for competitive colleges. Recommendation letters are an additional requirement.

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It will be difficult for international students on student visa, since your visa is entitled for one college or programme only. Also, it is not a common practice of pursuing two degrees together, unless it is a double degree. If finance and time is not a problem, you may seek a part time course along with your full time. However, it will still require a different study visa. The law won't allow you to do so.

Hi, you can do another Diploma in a more specialized subject, or go for a Bachelor's degree. Fashion Design hons., Fashion and Marketing, 3D fashion design, Fashion Media, Textiles etc. Now, which course is best for you depend on you and your interest. Lasalle College of Arts, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Taf. Tc in Singapore are popular. In India NIFT is among the best. Visit the institute websites to check the various programs and decide what to study based on your interest and career you want to be in.

Yes, you can pursue B.Ed online. Online courses are design in such a way so that student can learn from anywhere and at any time. Some institute are offering online e-learning portal with 24 X 7 online support and with books, Recorded lecture, online exams etc.

Best can depend on a number of factors such as budget, climate and language, stay back periods etc. You need to narrow it down as per your preference. Germany, Canada, Poland France Norway, Hong Kong and Singapore are among the budget friendly destinations with high education standards.

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Canada, Australia and New Zealand are three most popular countries with fantastic PGDM programmes with student friendly policies that is stay back period. It is difficult to further comment on which is the best. Narrow down according to your budget, where you want to settle, university requirements, climate and language preferences etc. Also, do check the labour shortage list of all countries and have an idea about professions which have better opportunities than others.

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Canadian universities being highly competitive particularly for Masters, it's difficult to pick universities randomly. Sure, you can check a few such as University of Windsor, University of Winnipeg, Simon Fraser University, Concordia University, Dalhousie University and so on. More competitive ones include University of Toronto and university of British Columbia. You have to check the websites for entry requirements. Take help of a study abroad consultancy if you want help to shortlist universities.

Hello,I would suggest Canada is a better country to pursue mechanical engineering. To get into Canada, one need to have excellent academic scores of above 70 percent. You need to appear for IELTS or TOEFL along with GRE exam.