Study Abroad

Hi Surya,
You should gain some work experience, don't you think that will be the best possible thing for you to do? On a serious note, you can be accepted if you are an extraordinary student. Go through the top B.School's websites, check the MBA admission pages for these details. You can also find B-Schools accepting freshers which can be low ranked universities so you have to look at all these details. Otherwise option for an MS in management program. You must still take the GMAT or the GRE.

Hi Sanket, I will vouch for Singapore. UK's one year degrees are not recognized in India so if you want to come back to India you will have a hard time finding jobs. Again in UK after you study you will get only 6 months to look for a job. So it's a big risk. Go to UK if it's a top ranking university otherwise, Singapore is a better deal.

Hi Alok,
You don't have to retake your 11th to take the SAT. Instead work extra hard for your 12th and simultaneously prepare for SAT. You can also give the SAT after your 12th. Many students take a year gap and prepare for SAT, at the same time involve yourself in extracurricular activities too.

Hi Akeed Naseer,
There are no Diploma programs in Germany. You must either study a Bachelor's degree or Master's degree.

No, YMCA is not affiliated to Nepal University.

Hi,
What we call MBBS here in India, it is called MD in Canada and the basic qualification recurred to study MD in Canada is to first have a 4 years Bachelors degree in any science related stream, preferably from biology side. You have to sit for the common entrance test and take admission in MD.

It can be extended depending on the duration of the course provided that she is clearing all her first semester exams.

Both universities are fair off and have different courses to offer on the platter. Blue Mountains is a hotel management school whereas UTAS will offer a business international course.