Study Abroad

Hi Dipangshu,
Work experience is not required in India. Which one is better will depend on the university and also on your career plans. In India we have renowned business schools like ISB and IIM, the only ones which are globally recognized, if you get through one of these your life is set. Germany on the other hand has top notch universities like WHU Otto Beisheim, Mannheim Business School, etc. If you want to finally settle down in India get into a top ranked school so that employers here value your degree.

Hi Piya,
Different universities and programs have different requirements, your CGPA is good. You have to check the IELTS requirements because for MS programs universities in Canada generally ask for 6.5 with no section less than 6. If the university likes your profile they can offer you an ESL or foundation course in English. It all depends on the university, so check websites and email them.

Hello Sagar,
It's very nice to know your dreams of doing MBA in Australia. First and most important aspect is to study hard in your current course with an aim of scoring more than 75%. This will enhance your chances greatly. Then I would advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students to Australia since there are lots of nuances to be taken care of.

Hi Jaspreet,
Firstly, you have to know what is best for you. I can suggest some courses but only you will know if that particular course would be suitable for you or not, since you have done your B.Com you have to know that universities in Canada do not accept three years Bachelor degree , only 2 or 3 tier 2 universities accepts it. You are left with PG Diploma options from SPP colleges. Apart from Canada you are advised to check universities in Australia, France, New Zealand, etc. which accepts Indian three years degree. Regarding the courses you can check accounting, finance, supply and logistics, event management, etc.

Hi Vinay,
Yes, for almost all MS programs in USA you must take the GRE. For some creative courses like designing, etc. It is not required and will depend on the university.

Hello Sree,
The foremost and most important step in going abroad is to have good academics. You must study hard and aim for achieving more than 75% marks in each and every subject that you are studying for graduation. This will constitute 75% of chances of getting admission.

Hi Jobanpreet,
You have to write to them, your IELTS score is alright, however the math score can be a little issue. Also, check here:
http://www.kpu.ca/calendar/2017-18/ar/englishproficiency.html