Study Abroad

Hi Isha, Undoubtedly Germany is the best but to study in Germany, you must have 13 years education that is one additional year of formal education after 12th. You can be eligible after clearing IIT JEE Advanced too. Also, you must know German language. Other good countries include USA, Singapore, Japan, etc. 1-year drop is alright if you use the period constructively, like by taking exams, doing voluntary work, doing a short course, learn a foreign language, etc.

Hi Sachin, You have to first visit a lot of college websites in Canada, thereafter you have to check the admission requirements, fee, deadlines, etc. Since you hold a Diploma, you may not be eligible for Bachelors level courses as of now for some colleges. You may check for Advanced Diploma, etc. Also, you have to take the IELTS or TOEFL exam.

Hi, Check RMIT, UTS, University of Melbourne, University of Sydney, etc. You can easily refer to ranking websites like QS ranking, Times Higher Education Ranking, etc. and checking the university ranks.

Hi Augustya,
To apply for a Bachelor's degree programme in USA, you have to take the SAT. Some universities, the top ones require SAT subject tests as well. Most importantly you have to be academically strong so focus on your studies, alongwith it engage yourself in valuable extracurricular activities. Both your academic and non-academic profiles must be excellent. You must also take the TOEFL to meet the English language requirements. You are strongly advised to start checking the admission requirements of US universities and prepare accordingly.

Entry requirements for architecture courses abroad are mentioned below. You should be able to gauge what is required of you to gain entry into these courses abroad.
Eligibility criteria:
1) For a Bachelor's degree, you need to have completed year 12 of your studies, and for a Masters degree, a Bachelors degree in either architecture or related field will be required.
2) Apart from these, there will be English language requirements which you will need to satisfy to pursue a degree abroad. Contact the universities directly for specific entry requirements.

Hello Meet,
It's very nice to see your enthusiasm for doing a stint of internship during your graduation of engineering. Actually, you may be ahead of times. GOI has just announced three weeks internship during engineering course may be introduced from next academic session. But in your case, the prospective company has to accept you and a letter from your college allowing you to do so. Once you have these two, then you can go for an internship.

Yes, but they have their own rules and regulations. If you want to do a job there, you just follow the instructions of the institute where you will get admission.