Study Abroad

You will have to apply for entrance exams like CAT, CET, ATMA, MAT, CMAT, etc. and the college will be allotted on the basis of your percentile.

Sorry Pardeep, 49% is too low. Not only for Canada but most countries abroad. A minimum of 55% is expected.

Hi Shriya, you have to first check the admission requirements on university websites, the entry requirements are different everywhere. You have to check if you are eligible for architecture or not with the varying background. Usually after B.Com you are not eligible for further studies in architecture. You may apply for Bachelor's degree again but now you have already wasted 3 years. So write to some universities abroad and see.

Hi Sahil,
There is a little difference immediately but in the long term you will require more certifications or qualifications for career growth if you choose PG Diploma. Also, these courses have different career outcomes so comparing MS and PG Diploma makes little sense. A MS is more into research and academics career. PG Diploma is a professional program so naturally you have to keep on enhancing your profile.

Hi Mahesh,
For MBA in Australia you must also gain work experience which unfortunately you don't have. Also, you must take the GMAT. Your grades and back logs can be accepted if your overall application package is good including work experience and GMAT score. You can look for PG Diploma courses. Most MBA programs abroad will have the same requirements.

Hi Rupinder,
Seeing the subjects you can try for courses related to Linguistics, Literature, Translation, Journalism, etc. But this is a personal choice and something you must know. If you are not aware of what you want to study then why do you apply abroad? Know what you want. Also, if you apply to a university abroad you have to explain why you chose the course. Check university websites for courses in arts and languages, check the admission requirements, decide where to study and apply accordingly.

Hi Anupam,
On what basis do I judge your application? You have to provide information like your grades, academic background, test scores, etc.