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What are you planning to study? For medical studies, NEET is not required by all countries abroad. Please be more specific.

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Hi, this depends on your personal interest, your education background and also your career goals.

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Hi,
There could be many options such as Poland, Norway, Spain, Malaysia, Taiwan etc. Other competitive yet affordable compared to US could include Germany, Singapore and Canada. To be eligible for MBA, one must have a Bachelor's degree and a work experience of 2 years minimum. Applicants must also take GMAT. These requirements can differ widely from University to university. Also, not all MBA programs are good, you must check its recognition and employability. You can explore here https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508.


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Hi,
Yes, provided it is MCI approved. If you plan to practice in India later, you must clear MCI screening test for which your foreign university must have been recognized by MCI. You can check MCI website.

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Hi Arpit, wide variety of options such as Post Graduate Diploma in Marine Engineering, M.Sc in Ocean engineering, M.Sc Coastal and Marine Engineering and Management, Masters in Shipping and Transport, M.Sc Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) System and Design, M.Sc Marine Zoology, M.Sc Ocean Life Sciences, MBA, M.Sc or PG Diploma in International transportation and Logistics and many more. You can browse through various university websites to learn about the programs. You can also check options in UK since many course range are available.

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Below 55% marks is not accepted. MPA courses are also competitive in nature, you will need to do better. You can complete a PG Diploma course in India or the first year of a MS Finance or Accounting course with better percentage in India to study abroad. Alternate option is to check with the universities for any sort of foundation or pathway programs before the MS course.

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Hi Paveen,
Web development Diploma programs are offered by popular colleges such as Humber College, Lambton College, Langara college and many more. You can also check University of Winnipeg. Please see the entry requirements on their websites. For more options refer https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/certificate-diploma-in-animation-design-courses-sl.


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Hi,
It seems they require IELTS 6.0 (including 6.0 in each band of reading, writing, listening and speaking) for admissions. Please send them an email regarding your query. Pathway programs may be done.

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Hi,
Yes, it does. Universities in Canada are very selective. 2-5 is the number of limit depending on the university.

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Kiri Piyush

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Hi, it looks difficult, but there are many countries and colleges which you can try. Depends on your percentage and whole profile. Studying in popular destinations such as Canada, Australia, US looks difficult. You can check colleges in UK, Poland, Ireland, Czech Republic, and Austria etc. The requirements would be different, you have to visit the university websites to learn about the different admission requirements.

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