Study Abroad

Hi Bhavani,
It's a yes for IGNOU but AMIE is a bit dicey because it has recognition issues in India itself. Also, regarding WES you have to speak with the universities first, all these are university requirements as well.

Hi Meghanath,
You can check universities in Canada, USA, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and so on. You have to finally narrow down your choice by looking at things like your profile, the admission requirements, your budget, climate, etc.

Hello Rahul,
In India, there are many good private universities which provide good education and international placement. You can join BITS Pilani, VIT University, Christ University and Anna University.

You may visit the following link on AMIE recognition:
http://www.amiestudycircle.com/recognition-of-amie-exam.html

Dear Ramesh, Almost 300 graduate degree programmes are offered by Oxford. It will be so difficult to explain you the process of all these programs, you have to be very specific with your choice here.

Dear Puneet, the M.Pharm degree in the UK is an undergraduate degree and with leads to a professional registration as a pharmacist. The duration is 4-years.

Hi Dinu,
Study abroad is itself a generic term. Different programmes and countries will have different exams required. You have to be specific. Depending on what you want to study you have to take exams like SAT, ACT, TOEFL, GRE, etc.

Yes, absolutely because for studying in a European country, your percentage is not that important. What is important for that is you must be a pass out without fail and have a good score in IELTS.

Hi Shivam,
Well, you must check with universities directly. If your Bachelor's degree is from a recognised board and you meet admission requirements, you can of course. Write to some universities abroad and see, all have different admission requirements so you have to check all the requirements separately. After contacting them gradually, you will have an idea.