Study Abroad

Hi Abhinav,
Admission requirements vary from university to university. Since, you have a PG you should be eligible since most MPH degrees require applicants to either hold a PG or have some work experience. Additionally, you must take GRE or MCAT and IELTS or TOEFL. You have to check these requirements on university websites and prepare accordingly. Famous schools for MPH include John Hopkins University, Brown University, The University of Arizona, University of California at Berkeley and so on.

Hi Rajeevan,
The admission requirements are clearly stated here:
https://international.iscparis.com/admissions-overview/msc-mba-admissions/
If there is anything you did not understand you may enquire directly to the university, they will respond and guide you.

Hi Apurv Jain,
The best universities include University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, McGill University, Ryerson University, Simon Fraser University and so on. Your son must check the university websites and go through the admission requirements carefully . GRE may not be required for all. Gaining admissions into a MS program in Canada is highly competitive. His SOP, LORs, project work etc will be very crucial during this time.

Hi Ashwini,
VLSI is offered as a specialization or major in MS in EE. So, you have to find universities which are well known in this area. I will list out some not so selective universities because your CGPA and GRE is not too high, but you have to check the specific admission requirements on their websites
Drexel University
Case Western Reserve University
Oregon State University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York and so on.

Hi Mahir,
If you want to study Mechanical Engineering, you can target Germany, the best for mechanical studies. Admissions will be highly competitive though but you can give your best shot at applying. Also consider Netherlands, France, Spain, Japan, Australia, Canada and USA.

Hi Pratap,
The universities you want to target are some of the world's most competitive and selective. These universities don't have any scholarship test, once you apply you will be automatically considered. But the problem is most of these will offer scholarship on the basis of your financial background plus your profile. You must be extremely brilliant. Coming from SC category won't give you any special consideration, it's all merit-based. If you have not checked any of these university websites its high time you start checking the website and try to understand what kind of students they take in. Prepare accordingly.

Hi Jaikrishna,
To study LLM abroad, you must complete your LLB. Many universities abroad prefer applicants with some work experience so having 1-2 years of of legal professional experience will definitely help. You must also prepare for tests like IELTS or TOEFL. There may be additional entrance tests but this will depend on which country or which university you are applying to. The admission requirements are different all over and you have to check accordingly.

Hi Gokula,
The California State University has many campuses, around 23. The ranking and outcome actually depends from campus to campus. While all the campus are good you can check any ranking website for which campus is leading the table like check US News Ranking.

Hi Waseem,
There is no MCA in Canada. You will find MCA only in India. You will of course find MS in Applied Computing, etc. but I am afraid after a B.Com, if you will be eligible or not. Canadian universities are strict and the education background has to relevant. Secondly 55% is very low for Canada. Also you have a three year degree which will further complicate things. You can check for PG Diploma courses in applied computing etc and speak with the universities and colleges before applying. Check out SPP colleges like Humber, Langara, Algonquin etc.