Study Abroad

Hi, it is not bad, but mainly popular for Arts and Design programs. If you are interested in Europe, you can check Netherlands, France, Ireland etc.

Hi,
You may look for a more specialized course as per your interest such as HR, Finance etc. Since you completed your MBA, by now you should have a career plan and know what you want. Ideally you should get a job and know your interest. Also, since you must write your own SOP while applying to college abroad you should precisely know what you are aiming for and why. Ask yourself the following questions
1. Why do you want to study further?
2. What are your career plans?
3. What do you want to do with your next diploma or degree?
Choose accordingly.

Hi Keerthi, you cannot do two full time programs, however you can do one full time and one part time, but always get it checked from the colleges and universities. As you will be an international students you must oblige to stringent requirements.

It could be a last option if you don't get through well known destinations or universities.

Hello Sahil,
No, you should first complete your 10+2 and then seek admission in the undergraduate course.

Hi Deepak,
Chances are pretty ok and will depend on your overall profile including your project work, internship work, SOP, LOR, etc. I think it is mentioned clearly on the website that you must be fluent in French.