Study Abroad

Hi, some courses you can check will include pharmacology, pharmaceutical sciences, community therapy, drug regulatory affairs, food technology, food and nutrition Science etc.

Hi,
It will really depend on how the university evaluates the application profiles, how competitive they are and how your overall profile is. Your grades are not all bad. The absentees can be justified. Very good recommendation letters and a strong personal statement will be required.

Hi,
IELTS is a requirement for international applicants to prove their English language proficiency. You have to meet the academic requirements to be considered.

Hi Birina,
To pursue your PhD you have to start finding universities offering research work and PhDs in your field and proactively share your research interests and questions to with the specific department supervisor. There is no guarantee that every department head will be interested in your research topic so there is no question of suggesting you profile specific universities. Email every top university in your desired country, share your papers and publications, if any with them and share your ideas with them. They will get back if they like you.

Hi,
Top ranking universities for journalism and mass communication in USA includes New York University, Northwestern University, University of Southern California, Boston University, Emerson College, The University of Texas-Austin to name a few.

First check with the universities about transfer norms, you have to fulfill the credit point requirements, course requirements and other admission rules before being accepted.

Hi Vishnu,
You have to start from scratch, probably do a Bachelor's degree in nursing besides fulfilling other pre-requisite courses. If you did not have biology in class 12th thing will be difficult. You should start emailing colleges abroad and enquire about the possibilities.

Hi Rohan,
Admission will depend on the nature of the gap and other important admission requirements like your percentage, test scores, SOP, LORs, etc. Typically you must have a first class for better chances of consideration. Below 50% is not considered.

Hi,
Both the programs have different career outcomes. Also MBA from a foreign university require applicants to have some work experience. You should study the related outcomes of both the courses and decide what you seek, whether you want to be a certified management accountant or look for senior level roles in management and business admin.