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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Your grades are good but firstly check if ITI diploma is accepted, you may not be eligible for a Bachelor's degree. You can however look for advanced diplomas, etc. Many options are available. Proactively email the colleges, popular ones you can try are Humber, George Brown, Durham, Fleming, Algonquin, etc. The specific course choice is up to you, you have to know what you want and choose accordingly.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Majority of the universities do not accept 3-year Bachelor's degree from India, but you have to check with the colleges, for exceptional profile they might accept. You should also check in countries that will accept 3-year's degree like Australia, NZ, Singapore, France, Germany, etc.
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Guide-Level 14
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Scholar-Level 18
Lateral entry is a facility provided by Indian Government to its students so as to save some years. But unfortunately this is not available if seeking admission abroad.
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Scholar-Level 17
Firstly ask yourself why you need an MBA and what are you going to do after getting the MBA. This is what business schools will ask you and if you don't have a career goal nobody can suggest or help you. Yes gaining work experience in organizations like ISRO, BHEL, etc. will definitely boost your application and CV but at the same time you have to keep planning as to how you can relate your work experience and MBA and the combined outcome. Any work experience will do, be it research or administrative, but the quality will matter. You have to very engaging and innovative and display managerial skills. Check different specia
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Scholar-Level 17
Yes, you can take the SAT and re-attempt it if you are not happy with the scores, so taking the SAT in 11th is actually a good idea.
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Scholar-Level 17
Yes, the three options you gave are good ones. Ireland is something you should consider. Also, if you apply to UK just remember that one year MS degrees are not accepted in India easily.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Though you can take the GMAT I doubt if you will be able to apply to any university since 45% is not an acceptable score abroad. So taking the GMAT might not even be fruitful. Perhaps you should consider taking an improvement exam and qualify to study abroad before taking a study abroad entrance test.
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