Study Abroad

Hi Urvil Thomas,
More than 75% is preferred for the highly ranked ones like University of Pennsylvania, MIT, Caltech, etc. There is no limit to it. Higher your percentage, the better.

Hi Dohil,
Yes, in many cases you can. Many colleges can accept you but with more strict evaluation because you are from open schooling. But, not every college will accept your application. It is therefore advisable that you check with them directly. Chances of admission in Germany are very less so will recommend you to check colleges in US, Canada, UK, Australia, etc. You can drop the admission offices an email and they will let you know if NIOS will be accepted and if additional verification will be required for admission.

Hi Parveen,
If you are planning for Canada here are some important things to remember, universities require -
1. Four years Bachelor's degree
2. First class, above 70%
3. GRE depends on the university
4. IELTS or TOEFL
These are the requirements and differs from university to university. As an M.Sc applicant, you must be somewhat active and start checking university websites for an informed decision. You must also learn about the intakes and deadlines, fees, scholarship options etc. Apply on time, atleast 6-8 months before the intake starts.

Hi Alka,
It is good if you have a first class, the better your percentage, the chances of getting admission is high in good universities. In case you don't manage to get a first class then you should really focus on getting super grades on your Bachelor's degree. But overall, if you are trying or planning to study abroad in near future then strengthen your academic profile as best as you can. Having said that, colleges have different admission requirements, some are more competitive than others. 75% is a widely accepted percentage by the top ones.

Hi Avron, Turkey is not the conventional MBA destination but they have pretty good universities like Yasar University, Sabanci School of Management, Kadir Has University etc. Every business school has its specific eligibility criteria for admissions to their MBA programme hence I will advice you to visit the university websites and learn about the requirements. Generally, they are less expensive and applicants must take the GMAT and have some work experience to gain admission. The level of competition depends on the university.

KJ Somaiya only accepts scores from CAT, XAT and CMAT.

Hi Pragam,
Yes you are right, public colleges are free and highly competitive. Because they are free does not mean you can secure an admission there but the opposite. Extremely high academic marks are required to get into German universities. You must also know that some programs and courses may incur a fee, not all is free. Very minimal tuition fee is required in this case. You can refer to this website and learn more about studying in Germany, the various universities, fees, scholarships etc. https://www.daad.in/en/.

American Universities don't see only SAT and TOEFL scores. They are interested in whole personality. They see your academic record, extracurricular activities, essay SAT and TOEFL score. You have to do your best in all in these factor.

If you have completed your Diploma in mechanical then you can't do B.Tech but you can complete your AMIE IEI. With this AMIE, you can pursue a Bachelors in engineering which is equivalent and get a civil engineering degree.