Study Abroad

Yes, you are eligible. You can do Master's degree in Sweden, but for that, you have to clear an entrance exam.

Yes, definitely it will affect you. You may have less chances to go through it, try till the last round.

Hi,
London is the best country to do architecture, and it is best in terms of placements and studies.

Probably dividing by 2.5, or taking your total marks and marks you got and then recalculate.

For Master's degree, you need to have an aggregate score of around 70 percent with good GRE and IELTS score. Getting PR then is very easy. But to get through these universities is a bit challenging task.

Hi,
London is better to pursue Bachelors in architecture.

MBA programs in New Zealand require around 3 - 5 years of work experience. I don't think you are eligible right now. However, universities in New Zealand have PG Diploma programs commonly known as PGDipBus for freshers and aspiring managers, a few still require 1-2 years of experience.

The student has to analyse his own backdrop. For a good MBA, there isn't a single factor to count. Studying MBA in the USA has a definite advantage. But, on return to India, what you propose to do with it also counts. The scenario should be set properly for you to be ready to further your achievement.

A student has to analyse his own backdrop. For a good MBA, there isn't a single factor to count. Studying MBA in the USA has a definite advantage. But, on return to India, what you propose to do with it also counts. The scenario should be set properly for you to be ready to further your achievement.

Canada and Australia are the best countries for HR and marketing.