Study Abroad

Hi Sajid, You can depends on your profile. It is not the question of best country for engineering here, but the countries which hires international candidates easily. Engineering is also a wide area, be specific, which sector in engineering you are from. Canada, Germany, Australia are good considerations, but explore more. You can always refer to the skill labor list of countries and know which profession is in demand. Regarding studies, I will again ask you to think about your own plans and what you want to do in life in terms of career.

Hi Alka, I think you are in a pretty okay position. Your class 12th percentile is alright. But, you managed to get a better rank in B.Tech. You can apply for coursework based MS. There is another variant of MS which is research based, and will be very competitive, international students hardly get through.

Hi, TU Berlin is among the most selective and hard to get universities in the world. The benchmark is really high, 90% marks and above is required. The preferred range is 80% marks to 90% marks and more.

Hi Gitika, It is very hard to say, if you will get a job or not. JCU is not a very highly ranked university and you know in India, college reputation matters. I will advise you to contact them and connect with them. On social media, try to get in touch with alumni and find out. On a positive note, you will have an international experience and opportunities are many in India from startups to big shots. Study hard and come out with flying colors, take hold of a good internship, network with people, there are so many platforms like LinkdIn etc. Learn a foreign language and additional skills. In the end it matters on your own profile.

Hi Adish,
Your CGPA is highly impressive, you should apply to the top universities like University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, University of Western, University of Ottawa, University of Alberta, Ryerson University and so on. You have to take the IELTS. Recommendation letters and personal statement is also required.

Hi,
The question you posted is not so specific so as to provide any suggestion. Ireland has many universities having different admission requirements, fees and so on. Then it also depends if you want to study Bachelor degree or Masters. You have not specified any such thing. You should visit the university websites and see it yourself. Trinity College Dublin, NUI Galway, University College Cork, etc. are famous ones.

Hi,
Unfortunately, in Germany, they require 13 years of education or so as they say. If you want to apply after 12th, then complete the first year of a B.A. Course in India and apply thereafter. You must also be highly academic since they are very competitive when it comes to admitting students specially international. Undergraduate courses are also taught in German language. You can consider applying to other countries like UK, USA, Netherlands and AUSTRALIA. It is always good to keep as many options available when it comes to university selection.

Hi Hire,
Without the backlogs, I would have still suggested you to apply but with so many backlogs and not a very competitive CGPA, I will rather say you apply someplace else. May be Australia or other European countries which are popular among students.

Hi Vinit,
I think you still have a chance. You have to take the SAT to be eligible and your admission will depends on your SAT. To further improve your application take the SAT subject test also. TOEFL for English language proficiency is required. There is no straight answer if you will be accepted but all you can do is give your best shot. Write a convincing and impressive SOP. Universities in USA will count everything from your academics to your extracurricular activities. Plan properly and it will work out.

Hi, some of the cheapest colleges and universities in Canada are Memorial University of New Foundland, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Thompson Rivers University, Mount Royal University, University of Winnipeg, and Athabasca University to name some. You have to check on their website to find your desired programme and majors. But, also remember that fees for international students may not be as same or as low. Go through the university websites carefully and email them if needed for clarity.