Study Abroad

Hi Siju,
Universities in India needs to recognised by UGC, as long as it is recognised and approved by the recognition authority in India it will be recognised elsewhere. However, foreign universities may ask for some more assessment.

Hi Alka,
The score requirements vary from college to college but you should always aim for a first-class position. 70% and above is ideal. Below 50% is not accepted.

Hi Aman Tripathi,
Three-year degrees are not easily accepted by Canadian universities. They may require an additional evaluation. But, on the basis your B.Sc, you can apply for PG Diploma programs from colleges like Humber, Seneca, etc., mainly the SPP colleges.

Hi Navjot Singh,
I will suggest you to take a diagnostic test first, it's available online and also on the ETS website, the official website for GRE. After you take the diagnostic test a couple of times you will know your standing and if you need external help and how much work you need to be doing on get the scores right. Even while you are preparing keep taking these mock tests regularly and keep comparing your improvement. Check Jamboree, Khan Academy and Manya Abroad. These are some famous ones.

Hi Sukhveer Dhindsa,
You need patience, some universities take more than 2 months. It depends on a number of factors like the number of applicants and also when you applied. If you applied somewhere near the final deadlines it is going to take some time. You will hear from them whatever their decision is. If at all you are so inquisitive you can drop them an email.

Hi Raj,
Yes, full-time students are allowed to work part-time. You can contact the university to find out about availability of jobs on campus and off campus and stipends, etc.

Hi Gautam,
You can apply for studies abroad but with arrears and all its going to be competitive but worth a try. Decide what to study. It's okay to be confused but you have to figure it out anyways. Or do a PG Diploma course in management and try for a career shift. Work for some years and apply for MBA.

The University of Toronto for MBA will not take any fresh graduates. You need a minimum of 3-years managerial experience. You can do any BBA. And take MBA meant for freshers.

Hi Vaibhav,
The answer to your question can be a scholarship. Study very hard and maintain consistency in your academics. It okay to be an average student but you should check your unique skills and display or work on them. To study MBA abroad you must get a job and gain some work experience after you graduate here. So complete your Bachelor's degree, get a job, take the GMAT and apply. Do some extracurriculars too like voluntary work, foreign languages, projects, publications, etc.

You can do aviation course abroad. We are not able to suggest universities as you have not mentioned UG or PG. Anything is possible in UK.