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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi, you should first check the entry requirements of different colleges. For a PG level programme, you must ideally have an overall score of 6.5 with no module less than 6. Your academic percentage must also be more than 55% to at least be eligible to apply under SPP.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Sahil,
You can go through the following options and calculate your budget and requirements: https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/bachelors-of-science-in-abroad-cl1242
Germany, Poland, Ireland, Czech Republic, China, etc. are some of the options you can consider.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
The Indian government does not have any such scheme but they will only facilitate some process. You can check the desired country's government scheme as they will be providing financial to incoming international students.
You may also check here:
http://mhrd.gov.in/scholarships-education-loan-2
You should also visit foreign university's website for scholarship information.
The Indian government does not have any such scheme but they will only facilitate some process. You can check the desired country's government scheme as they will be providing financial to incoming international students.
You may also check here:
http://mhrd.gov.in/scholarships-education-loan-2
You should also visit foreign university's website for scholarship information.
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Shankari Chowdhury
Contributor-Level 7
Hi, it is a personal choice. I don't see or remember any such rule being implemented on us that we shouldn't study our Masters in India. Depending on one's own career plan, area of study, academic profile, ambitions, etc. One can decide to study abroad or in India. Studying abroad, however, has its benefits like international exposure, exposure to multiple cultures and traditions, travel, new and innovative programs, better infrastructure and research work, etc.
A drawback - there is no guarantee of return of investment. If you don't study in a top university and don't perform academically well chances of getting a job there and also i
A drawback - there is no guarantee of return of investment. If you don't study in a top university and don't perform academically well chances of getting a job there and also i
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Shankari Chowdhury
Contributor-Level 7
Hi,
What will matter now is if you've completed your B.Tech on time and if you have adequate grades. A good SOP about your previous gap, what you intend to study now, your future plans etc. must be prepared.
What will matter now is if you've completed your B.Tech on time and if you have adequate grades. A good SOP about your previous gap, what you intend to study now, your future plans etc. must be prepared.
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Shankari Chowdhury
Contributor-Level 7
Hi,
It will depend on the previous refusal and in what ways you have improved your application this time around. Easy or difficult will depend on your application solely. It is common, many students reapply for visa with a stronger and better application.
It will depend on the previous refusal and in what ways you have improved your application this time around. Easy or difficult will depend on your application solely. It is common, many students reapply for visa with a stronger and better application.
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Shankari Chowdhury
Contributor-Level 7
Hi, I am pretty sure you can,. Please check the requirements here:
http://sterlingcollege.ca/international-students/.
http://sterlingcollege.ca/international-students/.
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Shamsul HusainInspired by nature, it's originality and style.
Guide-Level 12
These are same. No difference is there. M.Tech is a new nomenclature than ME. ME was newer than M.Sc (engineering). It is still used in some countries. I think in India, I think it's been a long time these degrees like B.Sc or M.Sc in engineering were awarded. AMU JMI, Bhagalpur College of Engineering, etc used to award this. Many countries award BS or MS. There is no problem. Good luck!
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
Dear Hardik, Going abroad for studies is not easy but not difficult too. You need a foolproof plans/strategy to get into. 1) Apply into your dream university and check if you are eligible for that programme or not? 2) If you are eligible, then go to the concerned embassy for visa approvals. This is very lengthy and complicated procedure so give enough time for it. 3) Prepare yourself for Visa Interview. 4) Arrange all Your docx (like ID, GMAT/SAP/GRE/IELTS etc. Exams, your academic reports) earlier. 5) Make sure your passport is already. 6) As soon you get the visa, it means your job is done and you are now ready to go abroad. Hope thi
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