Study Abroad

Hi,
Which ISAT are you referring to? There is one ISAT in India, which is held by the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology. One ISAT is the international testing exam for undergraduate studies in Australia. Clarify which one you are talking about for better guidance.

Hi Shishir,
Erasmus University, Rotterdam is a world famous university. You can also check details of University of Amsterdam, University of Groningen, Maastricht School of Management (MSM) and Nyenrode Business University.

Hello there, oh that's a tough question. Which college can you apply for is a very ambiguous question. There are many countries and colleges to choose from. Based on the academics you mentioned, you can look for applying to medical schools in UK or even China and Singapore. Since USA and Canada don't have a MBBS degree, which can be done after class 12th, can't recommend you on that one. But, if you are willing to spend 4 years additional to the medical degree you may consider applying for a BS degree first ( take the SAT /ACT in this case) and then apply for a medical school in Canada or US.

Hello there,
75% marks is a good percentage, but German universities don't admit with 12 year's education. They require a 13 year education format. Since, in many countries like India there is only 12 year format, many alternatives have been made available for students like you to study in Germany. Clear the IIT-JEE Advance or enroll into a B.Tech course in India and complete the first year. You must also learn the German language since most UG programs in German universities are taught in German.

Higher study options after B.Sc Nursing, which you can opt for after completing B.Sc, Nursing are mentioned below:
The higher study programs after B.Sc. Nursing degree comprise the following:
Master of Science in Nursing
Master of Science in OBST and Gyane Nursing
Master of Science in Paediatric Nursing
Master of Science in Psychatric Nursing
Post Basic Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing
Master of Philosophy in Nursing.

There is lots of scope in MS in mechanical. As it is a Master's degree, so you have various specialized study.

Hi Guru,
MS in both these countries are competitive. An upper first class in your BE with excellent projects, publications, LORs, SOP and a valid IELTS score etc. Will be required. In Canada, GRE may or may not be required depending on the university. In Germany, GRE is not required. You should check some university websites for details like admission deadlines, fee and requirements.

You can, but you have to apply for a student permit in Germany, and most probably you have to apply from the Indian consulate in India itself. It will be a very complicated process and wastage of valuable time, you should have thought about your study plans beforehand. Get in touch with some universities in Germany, if you are serious and contact the Indian embassy.

Hi Hitansh,Finance is one of the best industries now. Chances of getting a job is high, but equally very competitive in Singapore. You must do very well in your academics and network with companies. A good internship is a must. Try to get into NUS or SMU, since they are the main universities there with the biggest industry tie-ups. ESSEC is a foreign university with its campus in Singapore.