Study Abroad

Hello Rahul,
Not at all. You can seek admission for MS directly after your graduation in engineering.

Hi Sweety,
To study in USA, you must take the SAT and TOEFL, so prepare for the same. You must focus on improving your overall profile vey importantly because American universities don't just look at the percentage.Take part in extracurricular activities, if our want to study political science and then show some solid project work, articles, blogs, etc. that you may have written or taken part in. Your hobbies will also count.

Hi Neha, it's not necessary if the university does not ask for it.If you are applying to a very highly ranked university and you want to give your best shot a it you can attempt the subject test to make your application strong.

Hi Anisha,
You have to take tests like IELTS or TOEFL, and some universities may require GRE or GMAT, all these requirements are different hence you have to check by visiting the university websites and decide where you want to study.

Hi Nishant,
Of course, they will ask for your HSC marks, what else do you think they will require? Your academic historic class 10th to 12th, along with extracurricular activities, SAT and TOEFL scores, etc., will be checked.

You need to consider many factors before deciding. First of all, Engineering abroad (particularly in US and Canada) is called BS and not B.Tech. Both study in India and study abroad have pros and cons.
Pros for study abroad: Better infrastructure, more opportunities and better exposure. You develop a world view. Cons for study abroad: Much expensive as compared to study in India and living far away from home.
Pros for education in India: economical education, living closer to home. Cons: Inadequate infrastructure and limited opportunities.