Study Abroad

Hi Joel Joseph,
USA has a very good scope for animators and visual effects professionals but getting a job is the tricky part. They have very strict work permit schemes and H1B policies are getting tougher. Read some current affairs. You may check Canada and Ireland. Regarding the placement you may contact the institute directly.

Hi Anoop Nair,
MBA abroad is mainly designed for candidates with atleast 2 years' experience and is case-study based, lots of practical experience. M.Sc, on the other hand is more theoretical and research oriented and it is ideal for freshers and candidates who want to do RnD and academics. MBA is rigorous and ideal if you want a high level managerial career, running businesses and making strategies.

Hello Sandesh,
Please decide what to study, this is a personal interest, know your career plans too and decide. From civil engineering to management, you have a lot of choices. Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Netherlands and France are some top countries for civil engineering as well as management.

Hello Adidev,
A PGD is post graduate level course. You can do this only if you have a Bachelor's degree. A Diploma is not a Bachelor's degree. You can apply for Bachelor's degree programs in Canada provided you have very good academics and a strong profile. You can study PGD after completing your Bachelors.

Hello Anusree,
IGNOU is recognised worldwide, it is one if the few open universities which has worldwide recognition but for jobs the game is different. It depends on the employer and how well you fit into the job. I will suggest you to take services from an immigration firm and learn about the stay back options and other policies. Just do some groundwork before venturing out.

Hello Rohit,
I don't know how you got the idea that this platform will help you get a job abroad, this is mainly for studies. You have to talk to a visa agent or take premium services from an immigration consultation firm.

Hello Anmolveer,
If you plan to apply for working abroad it is best if you speak to one authorized visa agent or consult with an immigration firm like Y-Axis, etc.

Yes, you can definitely join XLRI if you are selected for the course. However, there will be some dues you might have to pay at your previous university before you come for XLRI. If you do that, then there will be no issue, whatsoever.

Yes, it is recognised in USA as it is recognised by UGC.