Study Abroad

Hi Saksham,
If you are planning to study your Masters in Canada, then remember that you must have about 75% marks in your B.Tech and must have a very academic profile comprising internships, projects, papers etc. International applicants must also take English language tests like IELTS or the TOEFL. Then you also have to submit a personal statement and recommendation letter. You have to check the websites of the universities to know the minimum score requirements for these tests but typically for Masters they want 6.5 in IELTS. Depends on what you want to study, Masters or PG Diploma, the eligibility and process varies.

Hi Akshay,
It depends on how low your marks are. If it is below 65%, you should not apply, as there is no chance. If your marks are below 50% then forget it.

Hi Yugandher,
You can apply for Bachelor's degree after successfully completing your Diploma from a recognized institute. You must check with the desired college in Canada before you formally apply. The admission norms are significantly different from one another. You can email some colleges and get to know the requirements. Then, you must also take the IELTS to prove your English language proficiency An overall band score of 6 and with no module less than 5.5 is required to study Bachelor's degree in Canada. For more details on the eligibility you have to check and contact the colleges.

Hi Sonu,
When you are planning or preparing to study abroad, you must first decide where to study. The exams you are asking about also differs. Like for example SAT is taken by students who are interested to study in USA. Instead of SAT, another good option is ACT. In some counties like Japan etc. The universities conduct their own entrance exams. Besides these general aptitude test, you must also take TOEFL or IELTS for English language proficiency requirement. Even this depends where you study and whether you should give TOEFL or IELTS.

Hi Veer,
International students studying in Canada can work part time during studies. During semester breaks and vacations, one can also work full time. It is a very good way to earn some extra pocket money and also gain some experience. The universities also offer various part time job within the campus, you should look for such jobs specially teaching assistantship for making a strong profile and also gaining some good experience in your field. You can contact the universities regarding these points while you are applying.

Hi Divyam,
We often come across this question and we advise students to connect with the universities and colleges in Canada directly, simply because the admission rules and regulations of every colleges vary greatly. NIOS is recognized in India and should be recognized by foreign colleges. But, we cannot generalize it's acceptance since the requirements are different. Some colleges may accept, some will not. You may have to take some pre requisite courses or an assessment of your qualification will be done by the college first. Hence, you are advised to contact the colleges, email them and they will respond.

Hi Raghavendra, I assume you are asking about GRE. Well, firstly 65% marks is somewhat low for applying to German universities, but you can give a shot ATIT. GRE is not required, so I don't see how GRE will help you. Instead, you can attempt GATE which is accepted. Since your percentile is not very competitive, you must work harder towards obtaining a very good internship position and do some quality projects. You should also try to publish some materials on journals etc. Related to your field. I will also suggest you take IELTS instead of TOEFL and take the TestDaf for German language proficiency.

Hi Syeda
You are overqualified for an undergraduate Diploma and therefore, I won't recommend you to apply for Diploma or Advance Diploma. It may not only lead to a visa rejection, but also the colleges won't accept you. Rather, I will suggest that you apply for a Graduate Certificate or a PG Diploma course. You also have some work experience making you a suitable profile for a PG level course and not UG. You may also check SPP colleges, which will allow you to have access to stay back options.