Study Abroad

Normally, colleges abroad do not ask for details regarding your backlogs. At time of application you should have cleared all your backlogs, and have a strong under-graduate application. However, in the case that they do ask you about your detention, you should be prepared with an answer. You could a

Hello Dinesh,
Of course you can do a certificate course in Canada. But what about jobs afterwards? Most countries are restricting entry to only high skilled jobs & surely skill acquired via certificate course could not be called highly skilled.
But you can spend money and do certificate course.

The standard of pilot training overseas will be of a higher grade. The facilities and maintenance of aircraft will be of world class. Training will be given by experienced and competent flight instructors. The CPL training has been integrated with Multi Engine training. Instrument flying provided wi

Hi Pallavi,
Directly after graduation, you can do PGDM not MBA since MBA programmes require work experience and you don't have it. Very few tier 2 colleges accept freshers for MBA courses.

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Most scholarships are on merit basis. The university itself conducts exams if any but a majority of them offer merit based scholarship basis the student's academic grades, GMAT scores, work experience, extracurricular activities etc. You should visit university websites. Check the financial aid

Hi Aditya,
Please go through university websites for this. Every university has its specific curriculum a few core subjects remain the same all over but for detailed information, you have to check university websites only.

It is interesting to hear that you need to do Diploma after B.Tech. It is better to take MS from Canada instead of Diploma.

Hello Swamy,
The best place to PG in civil engineering is IIT Roorkee. Of course, if you want to do it from abroad, then it's a different story. I feel there is nothing much to choose from since admissions depend on so many factors that if you depend on only one Institute, you may be left behind.

You can opt for any engineering college which is AICTE, UGC recognized and have good placement records. As an engineering student, I can say that college doesn't matter nowadays if you are looking for IT sectors. For a govt. job, you need to crack GATE exam no matter whichever college or university

$25,273 and $26,582 are some minimum costs for studying engineering (CS & IT) in Canada.
You can check the websites for fees details of different colleges at there.