Study Abroad

Let's be practical. There are no free studies abroad for international students. Many agents might lure you but it's false. If you are an extraordinarily bright student, you may get a scholarship but a full scholarship is also difficult. Germany 's education is almost free but you have to bear living expenses and a moderate amount of semester fee but the education quality is very high and as said, you have to be brilliant.

Hi, to study further in USA, you must clear GRE. Top universities will require GRE subject tests also. In UK, GRE is not required. You must, however, have a very good academic standing- more than 75% in your B.Sc. to be considered for admission in good well-known universities. Applying as an international student also means you have to take TOEFL for USA and IELTS UKVI for UK. These are English language proficiency exams.

Hi Vipin,
It's hard to tell which country he will get. Every country has many universities and colleges and each has different norms. Select some countries randomly and email some colleges and enquire. In most cases, NIOS will be accepted but after some additional verification by the college abroad. Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, USA are some popular countries for studying abroad.

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 German language. The requirements of your respective field can be found on the website of the university.

The best of all is Technical University of Munich. The tuition fees is 129 euros/semester or Rs 20640/year, which is affordable.
Before applying, you must have a German language certificate with good points to prove your knowledge of German. In Germany, the universities ask for 13 years of education but in India, we have 12 years. So if you want to do Bachelors, then spend 1 year at a college in India or do Studienkolleg of the respective university.

The course is for 6 semesters.
Accommodation - 300 euros- 400 euros/month
Food *self cooked - 120 euros/month
Health insurance - 80 euros/month
Semester fees- 129 euros/semester
Other- 100 euros/month
Total- 800-900 euro/month or Rs. 64000- 72000/month
In Germany, international students are allowed to work 20 hours a week with which you can easily cover your expenses.

No special course is required for admission in foreign universities. Just those basic eligibility criteria, like every other Indian college. For admission, you will have to give an entrance exam for the desired course conducted by that very university, you wish to go in.

The programme includes 1 year in India and 1 year in USA. You will be provided MBA degree by the Univeristy in USA i.e. Winsonsin Parkside USA. There is no assurance of placement after completion.

I feel, learning a new language is an added advantage and there are no drawbacks if you learn Germany language, it will help whenever it is required.