Study Abroad

Hi Jalaj,
Scholarships are generally given on merit basis that is, they will check your profile - your academic marks, extracurricular activities etc. and decide on the basis of merit. It is competitive. Almost all universities abroad have scholarship options, you can check the university websites and find out. The amount as such will depend on the university and the country.

Hi Poulami,
Yes, you can do MBA. MBA will be better since you have experience, and also because you hold a. M.Sc degree. But, for that you must take GMAT or GRE and also IELTS or TOEFL. Overall, you have a good profile, so give your best shot. Check university's websites for admission requirements and prepare. Your personal statement will be the most important, you have to prepare it very wisely and state all your career plans and motivation to study now.

Sure you can. Diploma is also considered equivalent to regular class 12th for any course abroad. For applying abroad, first you need to shortlist the country, and then set of universities you want to enroll in.

Hi Archit, you can consider University of Melbourne, University of Sydney, UNSW, RMIT, QUT etc.

Hi Thasneem,
I am sorry to say, I am not the correct person to answer your question since I am the representative of BITS MBA.

MD Diabetes course is available in UK. With this IELTS band, you can get Diploma in Diabetes. For MD, you need to have minimum 7.5 Band with minimum 7.0 in all.
To know more about the program visit https://goo.gl/KVMmBx

Hi Pratiksha,
Typically you must hold a Bachelor's degree, relevant work experience of 2-3 years, GMAT or GRE score and TOEFL or IELTS score. For almost all MBA programs outside India, you must have a work experience and have to take GMAT.