Study Abroad

University of Southern California. University of Pennsylvania. University of California, Berkeley. Florida International University. Saint Louis University. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Georgetown University. San Diego State University.

While agreeing with Chetna, I may add that you have to verify from time to time where you stand in competition.

Hi, it does not matter, what matters is why you want to do MBA, and what your career goals are. If you are interested for a finance related career in future, some experience in the finance sector will help. IT professionals are also accepted happily by business schools. Your profile must reflect your leadership skills, innovative and managerial skills irrespective of your work background.

Hi, Diplomas are generally not accepted, but you can check with the universities, firstly and get your credentials evaluated. Check DAAD and Anabin. Most UG programs are taught in German language, so I doubt if you will get as many options.

Hi, you may consider Canada, if you are looking for both affordable and quality education. It is affordable compared to US, UK and Australia. Some other good options include France, Hong Kong, Poland, and Ireland and so on.

Hi, international students can expect around INR. 8,000 to INR. 50,000 EUR per year for undergraduate degree courses in Ireland. Living expenses are high in Dublin compare to other cities such as Cork, Galway etc. Expect anywhere from 1200 - 2000 EUR/month.

Hi, popular names include TU Berlin, TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, Esslingen University of Applied Sciences among others for automobile engineering.

Hi, scholarships are offered both by the universities/colleges and also by many sponsoring organizations. Depends on the country specifically. If you have narrowed down your college or university choice please visit the websites for financial aid information. Typically they are on merit basis, meaning it's competitive and based on your profile. Sponsoring organizations such as Global Study Awards, Aga Khan Scholarships can also be considered.

Hi, perhaps you haven't looked properly, the most famous one is Eindhoven University of Technology, it's programs are taught in English. See here https://www.tue.nl/en/education/bachelor-college/bachelor-architecture-urbanism-and-building-sciences/
Another quite famous is Gerrit Rietveld Academy, you have to book a consultation with them for more details
https://rietveldacademie.nl/.