Study Abroad

Hi Anubhab Piyush,
Completion of your Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering with very high good grades, 75% marks and above is recommended. You must have some excellent project work, internship, patents and publications to make your application strong along with an outstanding SOP. German universities are highly academic in nature. Take the IELTS. If you may, you can take GATE, but not mandatory. A German language certification will improve job prospects in near future. Also, remember that strong recommendation letters will be required.

Hello Jashwant,
This answer will depend on the university and also on your profile, decisions are made on a case by case basis, varies from student to student. If you have too many backlogs then probably they won't accept, and if its top ranking university admission will be a challenge even with one backlog, everything will depend on the university and your application. This is same for all countries not just New Zealand.

What do you want to study at EHL, Bachelor's or Master's degree? You can visit their website and check the requirements and deadlines and start preparing.

Top universities like University of Auckland, University of Canterbury, etc., requires 60 to 65% and depends on the particular programme of study. Your IELTS score is also low, for PG programs, you must have 6.5. Please check the minimum eligibility criteria on the university websites.

Hi,
Top universities for civil engineering are National University of Singapore, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of Hong Kong (HKU), University of California, Berkeley (UCB), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU), Georgia Institute of Technology and many more.

Hi,
What is your 12th percentage? Also, it is not easy to pinpoint the universities which will give you admission. Check the entry requirements along with the minimum percentage and IELTS scores required. Apply to those universities which are close to your own profile.

Kindly visit the link mentioned below:
https://www.adams.edu/finaid/costs-to-attend.php

Hello Ishaan, B.A. M. S. or Ayurveda is typically Indian. Homeapathy at least has home in Germany too. Information is really sketchy. I would therefore like to advise you to look up webpage of Canadian Embassy in India. They keep on updating information. Else you can approach an agency sending students to Canada for PG.