Study Abroad

Hi,
You may be able to study depending on your overall application package, where you want to study, the university admission requirements etc. Clearly 54% is not such a good percentage so you have to work on other aspects of your profile like a strong SOP, project works, etc.

Hi Anushka,
You must provide a strong statement of activity justifying your gap, Irish universities are not so competitive but if you have a wasted gap of four years then you must provide supporting statements about it and that you are ready to study after this gap.Additional entrance test may be required, talk directly with some universities, get in touch with the admission representatives and they will help you.

Hi Akanksha,
Here are the requirements-
I don't see any reason or points why an agricultural graduate can't apply, infact it is most relevant:
https://grad.usask.ca/programs/food-science.php#Researchsupervisors

If you have a degree in Pharmacy, I will strongly advice you to study M.Sc Toxicology abroad, and if possible get a PhD in that field. The reason is that large pharmaceutical companies around the world have invested billions of dollars in research and development in new medicines. These companies and government bodies need toxicologists to test these medicine so that they don't have any side effects. Also, environmental agencies around the world need toxicologists. Please forget about MBA. The world needs more Toxicologists than MBAs.

Henley Business School is part of the University of Reading in UK. Why do you want to study in the South African campus instead of UK. Also, if you want to study in South Africa, I will strongly recommend WITS Business School which is part of University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. But you need a very good GMAT score and academic background to get admission in WITS (above 650). But Henley may accept applicants with a lesser score. WITS Business School is to South Africa as IIM is to India.

Hello Divesh,
Yours is really interesting case. Your CGPA is reasonably well but you have passed with backlogs. If the competition is intense then your chances are slim, but if less students apply, then you may get a look in.

Hi. It is an acceptable score for average ranking universities not a good score for top ones but again if you are applying to US this score can be accepted by top ones too if your overall profile is very strong.