Study Abroad

Can you tell me about your educational background, so that I can guide you better?

Hi,
It depends, if you pursue it from Stanford or Harvard, then value is definitely good. But, when we talk about India, then MBA from here is also valued, because the top universities like Amity universities, SRM etc. have very good, industry focused curriculum and placements.

With so many backlogs, you cannot apply for any institution in Canada. You can very well try in any other country.

You can do your Masters without doing registration in the pharmacy council. However, only to work, you need the registration. This is applicable for almost all countries and not only for Australia. While studying itself, you can start your registration process.

If you opt for a course taught in German language, then obviously, your language proficiency comes into the picture. The university will even ask for a TestDaF Zertifikat. Unfortunately, most of the courses are offered in Deutsch as the locals would very rarely go for English learning.

Hi,
Some of the best foreign universities offer MBA in biotechnology are-
University of Sheffield
La Trobe University
Victoria University of Wellington
University of Wollongong
University of Glasgow
Regards.

Hello,
*First thing first, you need to be good in academics and test scores.
*In addition, if going for master-level degrees, having a bachelor's degree from IIT or top Delhi University colleges will count. For a great bachelors college, you can crack IIT or can be a top ranker in Board examinations.
For master's degree, having a selective job in a top firm will definitely help.
*You need to score high in IIT (or board topper or university gold medalist) and can have high scores in SAT (for bachelors), or GMAT and GRE (for masters).

All countries offer scholarship:
UK- British council or any college-specific scholarship, applies to all universities.
Germany -DAAD or any private funding programme, apply to all universities.
Switzerland - ETH Zurich excellence scholarship for Masters.

UK is the best but you need a strong financial background to study there. The fees of universities are very high and the living costs are also high. Switzerland is also good just one place behind Oxford and Cambridge University. Switzerland is affordable with minimal fees, but in Switzerland, courses are taught in German so you must have a German certificate.

Your class 12th percentage must be above 75%. In Germany, universities ask for 13 years of education but in India, we have 12 years of studying experience. So you have three options:
1. Clear IIT-JEE Main and Advanced
2. Spend a year at a university in India
3. Do Studienkolleg
After that, you need to pass TestDaf up to level c2 to prove your knowledge of the German language. The chances depend on your marks. You can apply via university assist.