Study Abroad

Hi Kirandeep,
Canada's top universities are University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, University of Alberta, York University, McGill University and many more. The exact university suggestion can be given if you can specify your marks, etc. These are very competitive universities overall and gaining MS admissions in Canadian university is very difficult.

Hi Emy,
Yes, you can study abroad. The entry requirements and process will depend on what you want to study and where.

Dear Sreeram,
There is no change as of yet. Rules are strict and rigid. You may want to check the immigration UK website directly for updates and details.

Dear Prasad,
Yes, possible and actually depends on the university. Many research universities seek candidates from engineering backgrounds for their inter-disciplinary fields. How you can contribute to the class on the whole is something you have to figure out and demonstrate the same to the universities. Start writing to them directly and communicate your interest.

GMAT is compulsory to apply for higher studies in aboard, and yours graduation marks too.

For 2017 under the DASA scheme, you should have a minimum score of 1800, a combination of the SAT subject test scores of Mathematics Level-2, Physics, and Chemistry.

Appearing for SAT is not a small thing. You must at least attend for SAT coaching of precisely 2-3 months. Moreover, graduation abroad is very expensive, and even skipping such a classic degree (engineering) is not suggestible. Even though if you clear SAT during your immigration you will face the problem, as you have lost 3 years which could bring you a valid degree.

You can talk to Mr. Mahendra Pandey, who can probably be a better person to handle this query. We have a Global MBA program, where there are tie ups with Parkside, Winconsin, Sprott Shaw, Vancouver and Virginia Tech USA. You can ask about these programs.