Study Abroad

Dear Kishan,
Be it Russia, China, Ukraine, Philippines, etc., most important is to choose a good university which has good facilities and faculty to teach international students. Needless to say, the university has to be listed with MCI and the local council in that country. Every country has its pros and cons. So every person chooses a country as per their preference.
All the best.

Hi,
Try Buddy4study app, they will guide you to study abroad with full or partial scholarships.
Good luck.

If you take one, it will be enough. This exam is to prove your English proficiency to study abroad. IELTS is written directly by hand and TOEFL is an online exam. Whatever is convenient for, you can do it. Any of them is enough for you to study abroad.

You take some coaching and write IELTS exam. You can apply to university with your PUC mark sheet and IELTS mark sheet. You can register on Shiksha itself if you want to study in Canada.

Yes, you will be eligible for Masters abroad with a degree in engineering but you won't be eligible with a diploma.

No, you will not get mechanical. I think you will not get any branches in Heritage with this rank.

MIT is the best institute in the world. For getting admission in MIT you have to take SAT and TOEFL exam but this is not sufficient because the admission process is holistic means they will also see your other qualities like extra curricular activities, personal essay, family background and many more. If they're thinking about you then they don't see about your income potential. They want only talent. But the admission is very competitive like out of 100 only 7 to 8 can get admission in MIT.

JEE is not required abroad except for Germany. So if you have decided to study abroad better start researching on admission requirements and start preparing correctly instead of investing time with JEE. No two university will have similar requirements, you have to see these on university websites and prepare accordingly. Exams like SAT TOEFL etf will be required. Check your Budget.

If you are planning for Masters, you can take GMAT or GRE. GMAT is supposedly more tough.

Hi,
You can try applying under SPP colleges with your percentage. Take the IELTS you need considerable improvement in your English speaking skills overall.