Study Abroad

Hi, the best differs from individual to individual. You should by now what your interests are and what you want. Please figure out your career plans and study accordingly. Accounts, Finance, Banking, Management etc. are some fields you can explore after B.Com however you may have other interest. Explore, know your interests and decide accordingly.

Hi, GMAT is mandatory for MBA admissions and is not waived off under any circumstances. You may consider taking the GRE instead of GMAT which is slightly easier too.

Hi, admissions into UK medical schools are obtained on the basis of UKCAT results in addition to your 12th grades. Medical applicants must be highly academic, most medical schools require around 80% in 12th. Additionally you must write the UKCAT and take the IELTS. Please check college websites for college specific admission requirements. Also visit the UKCAT website.

Hi, will depend on your academic performance and majorly on the university. Top ranking universities like UBC or UToronto etc. are preferred. Some work experience in Canada after you graduate will also do you good.

Hi, either IELTS or the TOEFL is mandatory. However many universities do waive it off depending on their admission policy and the student profile. One can also opt for pathway programs in English in lieu of the IELTS or TOEFL however this has to be first checked with the concerned college or university.

Hi Dhruv, typically they will require a four year degree, in case you don't meet this requirement you can complete the first year of a Master degree programme in India or complete a PG Diploma programme in India. Either of these must be accredited and recognised. However for an MBA one must also have 2 years work experience on a minimum, without which an MBA admission is difficult.

Hi Akanshya, you will get options but not the highly ranked ones which prefer students with extremely good academics. However plenty of options will be available. Focus on your GRE, anything below 300 will hamper your chances. Additionally you should work on building a very good personal statement. The recommendation letters must be compelling too. Demonstrate your strengths, extracurricular activities, project work etc. and any other distinct point that you think the universities should know about you.

Hi, Singapore is home to top schools such as NUS and NTU. Also SMU is very young and popular.

Hi, you can but chances of getting into a good university is very less. Overall options will be limited. If you are still interested to apply you must have a very good application package, a strong SOP and impressive LORs. A very good IELTS or TOEFL score will also be needed.

Hi, SAT is a test taken for admissions into universities primarily in USA and for Bachelor's degree. Its a requirement, a good SAT score will increase your chances of admission and obtaining a scholarship as well.