Study Abroad

Hi,
Your grades are quite good, there could be a chance. It's difficult to say since profiles are evaluated on a case by case basis and scholarships are awarded on merit. Apply early, check the deadlines and apply by the first rounds to have a good chance for the scholarship. Read the application form online carefully, many universities will ask you for scholarship consideration.

Hi,
If you are applying for a Master's or PG Diploma they will give more weightage to your Bachelor's degree, 2 backlogs are accepted but depend on the universities and their entry requirements. Your overall profile, final grades, projects, recommendation letters, personal statement will be considered and evaluated for admissions.

If you want to go for MBA, initially after 12th class you should go for BBA mostly. It will help you later in MBA to get the concepts clear and also you will learn them in advance. BBA is the basic qualification for MBA which will help you become unique in the crowd for MBA.

Hello there,
See, the art is all dependent on how good you're in that, so go to any nearby institute to learn basic principals of photography and masters yourself in this art. There are lots of jobs available in the market for a photographer.

Hi Stuti,
As per the updated list of MCI approved medical colleges abroad None in Mauritius are listed. So I would advise you to skip Mauritius. For admission to Medical programs in UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada you firstly need to enrol for a pre M.Ed programme in these countries and then clear certain entrance exams to be eligible for medical programme. So these take up a lot of time and money. It's very expensive as compared to top government medical universities in Russia, Georgia, Ukraine, Poland etc. Thus, you can choose a good medical University, which is affordable for you and approved by MCI.

Hi Zeeshan,
You should at least have 60% in class 12th. I would recommend if you have plans to settle in Germany then you can go there to pursue MBBS as firstly you have to be proficient with language and also clear the language exams successfully along with the aptitude test for admission. So, this will take up 1 year additional as compared to other countries like Russia, Georgia, Poland, Ukraine, etc. Also, if you have plans to appear for MCI test in future, the test will be in English and this can be challenging since you will be better acquainted with German medical terminologies. So, think properly before you finalize.

Yes, percentage matters for SPP colleges, but you may get admission if you have enough IELTS band and 1% is not a big issue. Get a good consultant.