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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

SAT is actually not required by Canadian universities and it depends on the university. If your class 12th percentage is not too good then you should consider taking SAT. Check with the universities beforehand. Apart from SAT, you must take IELTS.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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There is no problem with the gap provided you did something productive and relevant during this time. You must frame your SOP accordingly. Which country depends on your choice. Decide your research interests and start searching universities worldwide offering Ph.D. in your area. Contact the research heads. Inquire about scholarship, stipend, research work etc. Its Ph.D. admissions are not like other regular programs. You have to network with department and academic heads. Once you find a suitable option apply.

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Sanjay Das

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No, Birla Institute doesn't come under Chandigarh University.

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Vishal Gupta

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Best will depend on what you want. There is no such 'best course', it depends on what the student wants and if the student has chosen the right course for him/her according to her interest and career plans. You have many options after B.Com like Master of Commerce, MS Accountancy, MS Finance, PG Diploma in Finance, etc., choose according to your interest.

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Ashwinder Singh

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You need to clear JEE advance to pursue B.Tech in German university.

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Ashwinder Singh

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You need JEE Advanced cleared or 1 year of study in reputed university of India like NITs, IITs, etc.

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Sai DhanavadeI'm a engineering student. I love to write.

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Hello Mohammed,
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Hope this was useful for you. All the best and thank you.

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Shwetha Fernandes

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Then, why would there be so many students going abroad or Germany to study if they do not get job? There always be such negative statements made. It would be wiser to out your efforts in studies rather than in issues like this and get good grades and practical knowledge so that you can have a good job profile.

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Shwetha Fernandes

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Most of the universities in Germany for engineering comes under the best university rankings. So, it would be difficult to say if there is any cheap university. But your fees may get some concession if you have scored well and have good grades in what you have studied prior.

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