Study Abroad

Hi,
I am sure you will, those grades are good. However, admissions will also depend on your SOP and LOR. You may take the SAT just confirm with the university if they accept SAT and check if they have spring intake or not. The sooner you apply the better.

Hi,
Admission to a Master's degree course seems really difficult as a majority of the universities require more than 75%. You can check Simon Fraser, Concordia, Mc Master University, etc. You can also opt for PG Diploma in IT related fields from reputed colleges and universities in Canada such as Vancouver Island University, Mount Royal University, etc.

Hi Earth,
For Masters in Germany, the main thing is to have excellent academic scores, they don't ask for any additional exams besides IELTS and/or German language proficiency. Your entry will be judged by your academic record, projects, patents or publications if any, recommendation letters, personal statement etc. You may take GATE but not at all compulsory and depends on the university's admission requirements. If you feel your B.Tech/B.E scores are not so good then you can take GATE. I would suggest you check DAAD India website and also contact them for applying to German universities.

Hi,
It is possible after 10th but it is not the most convenient or popular choice. Even foreign universities ask for a minimum of 12 years education, so better you complete 12th in India. 11th and 12th or high school abroad is also very expensive for foreigners. For the locals, some schools are free. It is better you stick to 11th and 12th in India, study hard and try to achieve a first class and thereafter, apply for a Bachelors degree abroad.

Hello Nirmal,
France, Switzerland and UK have some of the best hospitality and hotel management schools, you can look up at Google and visit the university websites for programme specific information. The challenge you will face is that you already have an MBA and no work experience yet. A convincing and impressive personal statement specifying your interest in hospitality, what your career plans are, why you chose MBA in HR at the first place and why the transition now has to be included. You can take help from some professional SOP writers who are abundant in India.
Good luck.

Hello Ram,
This is up to the university. You may email them personally and ask them this query. They should revert in a few days time. Seeing your grades, chances of admission are pretty decent.

Hi,
You cannot really say if it is the best. UK has many top ranked universities where you can learn from the best but if you are planning to work there you have to first check the work permit rules which are very strict for Indians. You will get only 6 months of time to look for a job. But, if you graduate from a top university and which has a very good career support center, you may have a scope. It will also depend on your own skills and academic performance. You can check this information with the university you apply for.

Hi,
Canadian universities require a 4-year degree for admission into a majority of their Masters programs, so it is likely that you will be eligible to apply. If you have met the admission criteria, then you can be accepted too. Check the entry requirements first on websites of universities.