Study Abroad

Hi,
If you are doing B.Tech then reapplying for a B.Tech course again will not be accepted easily, so first you decide what to study. If you want to quit your current course and reapply even this will be challenging. Anyways if you are highly academic and have very good percentage you can give it a try. A very good SOP and LOR from your teachers will be required. If you want to transfer between semester you must then talk to the universities about their norms. You have to take the IELTS as well.

Hi Nandagopan, IELTS academic is taken for studying abroad but for jobs you must take IELTS general. But if you study abroad and apply for work permit or get a job after studies you don't have to give the IELTS again. But if you apply for PR you may have to take the IELTS again depending on the country's policy. You can talk with visa or immigration agent and clear out your doubt.

Hi Abhishek Lingwal,
Fee will differ from college to college but in general its around CD$10,000 to CD$20,000 a year. You can go through college websites and have an idea.

Hi Yatin, it will be difficult to say which countries you can go, you have to randomly contact universities worldwide, get in touch with university agents or representatives, attend education fairs, email the universities and find out. Some universities may accept NIOS, some may not. See USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, France etc.

Hi Rajesh Sharma, some of the best ones are University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, University of Waterloo, University of Western Ontario, Ryerson University and many more. Generally IELTS is not waived by Canadian universities unless they send a confirmation beforehand, so you have to email them and find out. It will depend on individual university admission policies and your profile.

Hi Roopesh Roshan, your gap is actually work experience, so it may be taken positively. You must draft your personal statement accordingly, your admissions will depend on your personal statement or SOP, recommendation letters and your overall application package. Mention your challenges, career plans, your work experience, why you want to study now etc. Very strategically. But, before applying you must contact the universities and personally talk to them. They will guide you as per their admission policies.

What course do you wish to pursue?

Dear,
In Germany, it is possible to get the MBA degree in different ways. Doing it as a full time study programme it takes 12 to 24 months to get the degree, depending on programme, state and university. It is also possible to do the MBA as half-time studies. Then, it is possible to keep working in ones company and study at evenings or at the weekend to get the degree. Because of the limited study time, it therefore, takes longer to get the degree.