Study Abroad

Yes, you can. Many countries and colleges will allow you to apply for B.Tech, but some colleges will allow you to apply for advanced diplomas or so. So, you should start checking college's websites for the requirements and email them also.

You can register for it whenever you are ready, even one day before the test. If you are prepared to take the test anytime soon, you may do so or take it after your boards. Your board exams must be given higher priority now.

Obviously, you need to reissue your graduation certificates, as per passport's name, and I wonder how you managed different names all this while.

Hi,
There could be many options like Robotics, Automobiles, Automotive or car body Design, manufacturing engineering, product design etc. Engineering Management, MBA etc. Are some other options. Now which is better will depend from person to person, you will have your own career plans, decide accordingly.

Hi Debin,
Each college has different admission criteria. First, you decide where you want to study that is, in which country. Your percentile is good, so you will have many good options. Secondly, depending on the country choice, you have to prepare for entrances like SAT ACT etc. Also, you must give IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency. You must also keep in mind that since you come from Science background, you must draft your SOP accordingly and convince the universities why you want to change.

Hi, part time job for international students is not allowed in Singapore.

Yes, distance education system is stabilized by the government of India. It means, every person has the right to study.The all course are equal to regular degree .

Hi,
Admission Process:
Entrance Test:
Eligible candidates need to appear for the OPEN MAT conducted by the university.
Counselling:
Admission is done through counseling on the basis of marks obtained in OPEN MAT examination.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-indira-gandhi-national-open-university-saket-delhi-110889

Hi Devang,
There is no specific course for Bachelors in sports journalism in any college or University. You can rather pursue Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication, which will give you the competence to become a good journalist. Selecting your beat, i.e, genre of reporting is up to you as and when you enter the industry. You can choose to report for sports news once you complete your graduation.