Study Abroad

If you have a 3-year's Bachelor's degree then Australia is better because Canada does not accept 3-years Bachelors.

No Anushka,
Fee waivers are generally not applicable because these are tests. If you do score good marks in these tests you may avail scholarships to study.

Hi Theja,
South Korea is supposedly an expensive place to study. Tuition fee can range from 3810 Euro per semester to 5080 Euro per semester, living expenses are also higher. For scholarship information please visit university websites.

Hi,
MBA is difficult if you don't have work experience. Not only will this hamper admissions but also future job prospects are less. MS Management and MIB can be good. For job related information I will advise you to check the SOL of Australia, check the professions in demand and apply accordingly. Getting a job will definitely depend on your academic performance and also on your networking skills. See that the university you are applying to have good corporate tie ups and an active career assistance cell.

Hi Arthi,
That is a huge number and also what he wants to study is not relevant to his prior education background. So my advice would be to check other country options, Australia could be a better destination however 20 backlogs are too much. He has to really work on his overall application package.

Hi,
Some of the most popular ones are Cape Town Flying Club, Durban Aviation Centre, Johannesburg Flying Academy, Loutzavia Flight Training Center, Madiba Bay School of Flight, etc.

Hello Sandeep,
Unfortunately, Diploma is not considered as equivalent to a degree, and hence doors of institutions abroad for MS are closed for you. But based on your marks of 12th, you can bid for graduation course abroad.