Study Abroad

Somehow, it seems to be the toughest challenge for you, but it can be possible. Many colleges and courses accept 25 back papers but you have to score well in the IELTS exam.

Hi Shahid, While students from SIBM Pune have obtained placements abroad, SIBM Pune does not guarantee placement in UAE or any other country.

Some of the most popular, and most important, international entrance exams for abroad studies include the SAT MCAT, ISAT, GMAT GRE IELTS and the TOEFL. These are required for admission to universities and colleges in various countries across the globe; at times, the need may be a combination of one or more of these and other tests/examinations specific to that country and its education system. For other criteria you need to choose the country and college and thereafter need to do a research about the same.

Hi Siva,
Please refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor.

Hi Niharika,
If you don't know which course to choose, nobody can help. Studying abroad is an investment of both money and time so be careful. If you are interested in business management you can choose PG Diploma or Graduate certificate courses in relevant courses. To know about the courses you have to visit college websites and check programs they offer. Check the curriculum, career outcomes etc. and decide.

Hi, to practice in India after obtaining your medical degree from abroad you must clear MCI exam. Your degree must be from an institution listed by MCI to be eligible to sit for the exam. Check MCI websites for MCI approved medical schools abroad.

Hi Abhinav, you can apply to most SPP colleges, but you need to check if the university is UGC accredited. Also, the colleges in Canada may ask for additional verification. Most important is to have good marks in your BBA to be eligible.

Hi Dhruv,
Canadian universities are highly competitive and also selective. You should aim for more than 75% in class 12th, as minimum is 75% for most universities. Scholarships are on merit, it will depend on your whole profile, your percentage etc. and also on the university.