Study Abroad

Hello Aan,
It is nice to hear your aim of doing MBA abroad after completion of your engineering in CSE. These days, many colleges or universities abroad particularly in western Europe or Canada or Australia are feeling the pinch of reduction of population of their countries and have opened doors for students from different countries to come in and learn. Many of these institutes offer their courses in English language which is a very happy proposition for students from India since engineering graduation in India is invariably in English. Here I would like to advise you to approach an agency sending students abroad for MBA. This is so since there are many imponderables and variables which may affect you are going abroad and these agencies are well aware of it and can guide you properly. Best wishes to you.

Students who wish to study mass communication and media in Germany should begin by contacting their university of choice to inquire about specific entrance requirements. These usually include an application, interview, past transcripts and proof of eligibility for university study. Upon acceptance, they need to apply for a student visa. The application and details about visas can be obtained from the German embassy or consulate in the student's home country. Admission requirement into the programme would include:
school-leaving certificates (in the original language and an official, certified copy in German translated by a sworn translator; English and French certificates do not need to be translated)
proof of previous study credits (in the original language and an official, certified copy in German translated by a sworn translator; English and French certificates do not need to be translated)
DSH certificate (German language university entrance exam for foreign students) (DSH 2 or 3) or a comparable language proficiency certificate.

Hi,
Institutes in India such as IISC, IIT Bombay, IIT Madras are also world known and in recent years they have achieved a lot. Getting into universities such as MIT, Georgia Tech etc. Will no doubt give you an edge, in the form of more advanced research and infrastructure, more practical knowledge and the international exposure. However securing a job abroad is not easy and will depend on your academic and research performance. Where you choose to study will depend on your career goals, where you want to settle, do you prefer global experience and more practical studies or more theory. A couple of years abroad with a foreign internship and some work experience will add value even if you come back to India later.