Study Abroad

Hello dear,
The pre-requisite depends on the country you are planning to go. Case in point if you are planning for the USA, you will need to prepare for your GRE and TOEFL, apply to the universities based on their requirements, arrange for funding and sources to find your education.

Hi,
You must clear all your subjects even if you have backlogs. For your case, please email some universities and share your profile with them.

Hi Ashwini,
If you don't know what you want to study then you should figure out your interest first and decide. This is something you have to decide for yourself do not ask others.

Hi Harsh,
A difficult choice. Germany is a well-known destination for mechanical engineering, it's a hub. But admissions are very difficult so is Canada particularly for MS programs. Germany is cheaper. If you have very good academics plus strong projects and overall strong profile, you can try applying to Germany. I will rather suggest you to 2-3 universities in both countries. Find out about work permit options and overall budget. Compare and finalize likewise.

Hello Varun, please don't keep on repeating your UG, you already did. Time to move on. Do a full time PG Diploma or MS and look for options abroad, because of your previous record, which is not so impressive, please study hard and pass with a good first class. Build your extracurricular too. Have clarity on what you want to do in future, career plans etc. You must prepare a good SOP and get some strong recommendation letters too. Check why your application was rejected earlier. Do some groundwork.

You can apply to wide range of universities, your graduation percentage is good, but not your GRE. So, you can apply for both some competitive and medium ranked universities. It is quite difficult to suggest names, because the universities have different selectivity criteria and depends on the student profile. Moreover, you did not specify your field of study. Check state universities like Colorado State University, Kansas State University, Pittsburgh State University etc.

The IB programme was founded in 1968 by the International Baccalaureate Organisation (IBO), a non-profit educational organization based in Geneva, Switzerland. Like CBSE, ICSE many schools opt for IB pattern. It has a more global outlook and more challenging compared to other education boards. Please read this guide
https://www.ibo.org/about-the-ib/the-ib-by-country/i/india/.

Hi, you can, if the university you are applying to recognizes the degree from Sharda University, and if you have the admission requirements. The criteria will be different with different universities. You have to select some universities and email them. If you secure an admission in a good university abroad it will be beneficial, you will gain international experience, your CV will look better.