Study Abroad

Hi Divya Jhala,
A minimum of 2 years work experience is required. It's too early for you to decide which country you should prefer, rather first you check top business school websites and have an understanding of the admission requirements, student profiles, fee, etc. You must also take GMAT. Anyways, top MBA countries like USA, Canada, France, Singapore, Netherlands, Germany, UK and so on.

Hi Harry Pruthi,
IELTS is an English language requirement. If you have so many years of gap, you better first check with the colleges directly. You have to justify your gap, mention what you did, and why you took the gap if you have gained work experience or so. There is no straight answer to your question, profiles are evaluated on a case by case basis and will depend accordingly.

Hi Ankush Sharma,
Options are many, but which course is best for you is something you have to decide on your own. Know your own aptitude and interest. If I give you a course suggestion it may not be the perfect choice for you so always follow your own interest. Journalism, Political Science, Social Work, Sociology, Literature, Film and Media Studies, Interior Design, Fashion Design, Education and Teaching, etc., the list is unending. Choose a subject relevant to your academic background and subjects you already had in class 12th.

Hi Parth,
If you are interested in legal studies, you may take up law, but it will be a challenge. Since you had BBA, you may consider M.Sc Management or International Business. It will be a good combination with the additional law degree you have. You can specialize in legal modules of business. You may also consider MBA however good universities require 2 years work experience for MBA programs. Lastly its your personal decision. Figure out what kind of job you want and choose accordingly.

It will be a complicated process, you can change your university within the same province but a different province will be challenging. Each province also has their own education rules so you better check with CIC or an authorized visa personnel before you land yourself in trouble. Read some information here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=487&top=15

Hi Ankit Kocchar,
Australia has a good market for Accounting and Finance professionals, it's also the most suitable for commerce students. Besides, you must know your own personal interests and career plans and decide as to what you want to study and what's best for you. Check the course details and career outcomes, job market, etc., and then decide.

When you are looking for studies abroad, you may not have a course like M.Com. There are many specialised courses for B.Com student.
M.Sc Finance and Accounting
M.Sc Corporate Finance
M.Sc International finance and banking.
M.Sc Risk Management
M.Sc Accounting.
Like this, many courses are available.

Only if you do two-year Master's degree programme you are eligible to apply for PR. However, when you apply, you need the required points, for which you need higher IELTS/PTE and also you need a job according to your study level.

First, you need to take IELTS and then apply for admission. Once you get the admission then you can apply for scholarships. You also have various other scholarships available like IELTS scholarships, British commonwealth scholarships and so on. You need to apply for all this and try.

Hello Ramya,
The requirements are different, depends on the particular country. You have to complete your B.Com with a first class if you want admission in a good university. Further, you have to take IELTS or TOEFL to meet the English language requirements. Some universities may need GRE or GMAT. It is better you check the admission requirements of various universities abroad and also decide where to study. It is important to also note your budget accordingly.