Study Abroad

GMAT exams are mostly given by candidates for admission in MBA courses for admission into business schools. If you are looking to apply for an MS or M.Sc course, you would have to appear for the GRE exam, and a language proficiency test. However, in most cases you do not have to appear for a language proficiency test, if the medium of instruction in your school was English.

You can do this, but you must get more than 6.5 band in IELTS exam. You also have opportunity to do post-graduation instead of Masters.

Get more than 6.0 in IRLTS exam, then you can easily migrate to Canada.

The main intake season at all French universities is September. So, the deadlines would be from February till May across different courses and universities. A few universities offer admissions in March as well.

I personally suggest you if you want to apply for Canada then apply for Permanent resident because after five years of working experience it will be beneficial for you rather than applying as student .

Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines and Indonesia are cheap.

Ireland is a great option. But for jobs, you have to look for EU countries like Austria, Poland are emerging economies. Jobs are available but the packages are very poor. Also, your English should be very good.

You could pursue from Harvard and Stanford University.