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Vidhushi Sabharwal

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Hi, you can try in UK universities. Germany will be too tough for you. Besides, you have to check the admission requirements of different colleges and courses, and prepare your application accordingly. You must also take IELTS.

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

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Hi,
Yes, it possible but you have to confirm with the universities first. Typically, you can complete a one year PG diploma course in India or complete the first year of a relevant MS course in India to get the 16-year education requirement. In addition to these, you must have a high percentage, good projects, IELTS score, and a competitive profile overall.

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Aravinth Rangarajan

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Hello, Sastra University is better than the colleges you have mentioned. just visit NIRF ranking, Sastra University has ranked 32 among the Indian engineering colleges.

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Chaitasi Parikh

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Here is the list of top MBA colleges in UK along with fee and which exam score they accept:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/top-mba-colleges-in-uk-abroadranking29


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Chaitasi Parikh

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You can refer this link for some of the affordable universities for MBA in New Zealand:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/most-affordable-mba-colleges-in-new-zealand-articlepage-525


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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

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No college abroad accept or considers NCHMCT entrance rank. It is valid or accepted only by colleges in India.

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Swati Podder (Shiksha Study Abroad Counsellor)Study Abroad Counselor, Shiksha.com

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Hi Karthikeyan, you may share your profile to studyabroad@Shiksha. Com and we will get back to you. Alternatively, register here
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/apply
Hope this helped.


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Parakh Mishra

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MIT,
Stanford University,
Cambridge University

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Harman Singh

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Mentioned below are some of the universities you can think of joining:
1. University of British Columbia. School of Architecture
2. University of Calgary. School of Architecture
3. University of Manitoba. Faculty of Architecture
4. University of Waterloo. School of Architecture in Cambridge
5. Ryerson University. Department of Architectural Science.

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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India

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Indian CPL is categorised under ICAO. And many airlines accept ICAO license apart from only those which are issued by their own local authority. DGCA follows ICAO guidelines and hence Indian CPL holders can apply to all those places where ICAO licenses are accepted. Etihad, Emirates, Qatar, China Air, Lion Air, etc. Are some major airlines where Indian pilots work.

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