Study Abroad

Hello Vaibhav,
Its very good to know your dream. Australian govt organises students mela at least twice every year to spread awarness about courses available. You can attend this. Else please contact an agency that is specialising in sending students to Australia for undergraduate studies.

Hello Rajan, well yes it matters and particularly if you are applying for a Bachelor's degree. For a PG course, your Bachelor's degree score will carry more weightage as it really depends on the university on how strictly they evaluate class 11th score.

Hello Prakhar, a score of around 1400 is a safe one. If you are aspiring for an university in USA, you better build a strong all rounded profile and also extracurricular activities are very important. They don't prefer boring students. Sports, voluntary work, arts and cultural activities, research and project works must be demonstrated.

Hello Kiran, not necessary if the language of instruction is English, however, it is always advisable to learn the language for better prospects of admission and jobs. You have to check on the university websites for the language of delivery and admission requirements to get to know these things better.

Hello Shristi, are you aspiring for a UG Diploma or PG? Your grades are alright and you can apply for visa after you have been offered a seat by the college. There is no easy answer to whether you will get the visa as it will depend on the overall profile, funds, etc.

Hello Ketaki,
Surely yes. After your graduation, you can definitely think of going abroad for MS.

Hello Nitika,
Yes, you can always bid for job with a company. But why should that company employ you? If you have some extraordinary skills then surely. Your best bet is to seek admission for MS abroad and based on this there are bright chances that you would get job abroad.

Hello Nitika,
You can seek job with .MNC, you can think of doing MS abroad, you can think of starting an industry abroad. But firstly, think as to what is your passion? Go after your passion.

Hello, well it depends on the university and the program. Any good university will ask for a GMAT score if you applied for MBA program. For any Masters, GRE is not essentially required though.

No, I am sorry to say that you won't be accepted by any reputed American university. I would suggest you to apply for European countries.