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Vidhushi Sabharwal
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Raghav,
Lateral entries depend on the university or college you want to apply to. You have to meet transfer requirements and credit point requirements set by the universities abroad. Its also a very complicated process and may lead to waste of valuable time. I will simply advice you to contact some universities, you can visit their websites and email them on the department email ids or contact the admission offices. You can share your academic transcripts with them and inquire further about such rules.
Lateral entries depend on the university or college you want to apply to. You have to meet transfer requirements and credit point requirements set by the universities abroad. Its also a very complicated process and may lead to waste of valuable time. I will simply advice you to contact some universities, you can visit their websites and email them on the department email ids or contact the admission offices. You can share your academic transcripts with them and inquire further about such rules.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
Contributor-Level 9
Hello there,
The admission process takes upto 6-8 months or more including from the time of admission announcements to admission decisions. The visa process must also be counted which is a time consuming affair. You must know the admission deadlines and intakes and submit your form in such a way that you don't miss the desired intake. Get in touch with the respective universities.
The admission process takes upto 6-8 months or more including from the time of admission announcements to admission decisions. The visa process must also be counted which is a time consuming affair. You must know the admission deadlines and intakes and submit your form in such a way that you don't miss the desired intake. Get in touch with the respective universities.
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Benudhar SahooMentor and poet
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Brijesh,
Certainly, you can go abroad and pursue your engineering. But, you have to meet the admission criteria which in this case is different from college to college. A minimum of 60% is recommended to apply to any decent college. Then, you must also take the IELTS or the TOEFL for the English language proficiency. If you take IELTS then you should aim for a band of 6. If you are taking TOEFL then aim for 100. But, firstly you have to decide where to study and take note of these requirements. You must also check if colleges prefer IELTS over TOEFL and vice versa. In short the admission requirements varies all over therefore you ha
Certainly, you can go abroad and pursue your engineering. But, you have to meet the admission criteria which in this case is different from college to college. A minimum of 60% is recommended to apply to any decent college. Then, you must also take the IELTS or the TOEFL for the English language proficiency. If you take IELTS then you should aim for a band of 6. If you are taking TOEFL then aim for 100. But, firstly you have to decide where to study and take note of these requirements. You must also check if colleges prefer IELTS over TOEFL and vice versa. In short the admission requirements varies all over therefore you ha
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Dinesh Kristi
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Govind,
Please go through the DAAD website and check the list of funding opportunities they have. 100% scholarship is possible but seem to be a little difficult for you basis 70%. Instead of simply relying on a scholarship you should also think of applying for an education loan. More than half of the student population in India takes an education loan to study abroad so why can't you? Keep looking for options and something or the other will work out. Scholarships are always on the basis of merit, ability, skills etc.
Please go through the DAAD website and check the list of funding opportunities they have. 100% scholarship is possible but seem to be a little difficult for you basis 70%. Instead of simply relying on a scholarship you should also think of applying for an education loan. More than half of the student population in India takes an education loan to study abroad so why can't you? Keep looking for options and something or the other will work out. Scholarships are always on the basis of merit, ability, skills etc.
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Dinesh Kristi
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Manika,
It is hard to decide what to study after an MBA and work experience. The better option is to pursue another MBA with a specialisation of your interest and for your career growth. You should question yourself why Europe and why another course, in what ways doing another course will help you? You have to narrow down your choices and preferences and decide accordingly. One may also be interested to do a Ph.D. in marketing and get actively involved in research and academic work in this area. It completely depends on you what you want to study and why.
It is hard to decide what to study after an MBA and work experience. The better option is to pursue another MBA with a specialisation of your interest and for your career growth. You should question yourself why Europe and why another course, in what ways doing another course will help you? You have to narrow down your choices and preferences and decide accordingly. One may also be interested to do a Ph.D. in marketing and get actively involved in research and academic work in this area. It completely depends on you what you want to study and why.
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Kavya Saluja Evans
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Siddharth,
Yours is a very good profile academically and obtaining a scholarship should't be too difficult. The tricky part here would be to apply to universities on time, note that the sooner you apply higher the chances of receiving an aid from the university. Now when it comes to applying for scholarship they are majorly given on merit and the applicants are selected by the universities on merit basis. Your grades are superb, now you need to prepare an excellent personal statement and some outstanding recommendation letters form your teachers. You really need to do some research here and select the universities where you want to
Yours is a very good profile academically and obtaining a scholarship should't be too difficult. The tricky part here would be to apply to universities on time, note that the sooner you apply higher the chances of receiving an aid from the university. Now when it comes to applying for scholarship they are majorly given on merit and the applicants are selected by the universities on merit basis. Your grades are superb, now you need to prepare an excellent personal statement and some outstanding recommendation letters form your teachers. You really need to do some research here and select the universities where you want to
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rahul r
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Please refer to the link provided below which lists all the major scholarships available to international students. Maximum scholarship per student has been made available and can be viewed at the link provided below. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/scholarships/usa-cp.
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Benudhar SahooMentor and poet
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Madhur,
NUS and NTU in Singapore are two of the best and top ranking universities in Asia and globally. Admissions are selective but to be more specific with the requirements you should have mentioned your department and level of programme if you are applying for a Bachelor degree or master degree in engineering. The fee structure accordingly varies, overall the tuition fee is not much but living expenses are high. The fee also depends on the GST rate and the Ministry of Education requirements. Some fees are subsidized and some are not. You have to write to the universities and request for the exact course fee. But here are the enti
NUS and NTU in Singapore are two of the best and top ranking universities in Asia and globally. Admissions are selective but to be more specific with the requirements you should have mentioned your department and level of programme if you are applying for a Bachelor degree or master degree in engineering. The fee structure accordingly varies, overall the tuition fee is not much but living expenses are high. The fee also depends on the GST rate and the Ministry of Education requirements. Some fees are subsidized and some are not. You have to write to the universities and request for the exact course fee. But here are the enti
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
Your profile seems good. Develop your work experience in such a way that it showcases your leadership and managerial skills. Remember you must take the GMAT or the GRE to be eligible to apply for MBA programs abroad. Some extra-curriculars like community services and interesting activities outside work is also a value-add.
Your profile seems good. Develop your work experience in such a way that it showcases your leadership and managerial skills. Remember you must take the GMAT or the GRE to be eligible to apply for MBA programs abroad. Some extra-curriculars like community services and interesting activities outside work is also a value-add.
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