Study Abroad

Hi Vivek,
I think you should complete your 11th and 12th in India because it's not very common that students go abroad for their higher secondary to foreign places. You have to find out schools first and then see which school admits international students. 11th and 12th are also expensive for international applicants. You can check the marks requirements directly with the schools.

Hi Sathiamoorthy,
Procedure and eligibility vary across the world. While the admission process is online you have to check the individual requirements on the university's website and proceed. Abroad is a very vast term so you must specify which country you are planning to go to. Tests like IELTS or TOEFL, GRE, etc. depends on where you want to study.

Hi Sneha,
If you are planning to work and settle down you need to plan out well. It is best you consult with an immigration agent for rules and norms and proceed accordingly.

Hi Shruti Joshi,
Your chances are less for being eligible to apply in Canada. Please try in Australia, New Zealand, UK or USA. Your education background and work experience are not relevant to your desired program very clearly. You must not only demonstrate your interests but must also have the required background that is PCB in 10+2. You should write to the colleges abroad and clarify directly. Pre-requisite courses may be given to you.

Hi Manish Gupta,
Please tell me what do you plan in terms of your career, what kind of jobs do you want or aim for?

Hi Prajwal,
You should start visiting university websites, check out the deadlines, entry requirements, fee, etc. and make your choices. You have to be very active and alert, the admission processes usually starts a year ahead of the class intakes so you have to apply immediately after obtaining your diploma. Chances will be less that you can start classes from next year onwards but you can target January 2019 intakes of many universities.

Hi Bansal,
These many backlogs won't be accepted so the answer is yes, problems will be there. Even if a college does accept there is a chance of visa rejection. You can try applying but also check universities in other countries which are known to be less competitive than Canada like Poland, Ireland, Sweden, Ukraine, etc.

Hi Kaushik,
Humber is a very good college, it can be a good choice depending on your desired program of study and career plans.

Hi,
You can do it after 12th. Good percentage in 10+2 PCM is mandatory. Doing a B.Sc or not doing a B.Sc does not matter since you must eventually pass the training and licensing exam of the particular country. Instead you can do a B.Sc in aviation management, etc. after your pilot training is over. You can study part time or through distance while working.

Hi, you can simply check on the official website of SAT.
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/register/international