Study Abroad

Hi Bipin,
With only a HSc qualification you won't get a job and if you do those will be very basic jobs like in food joints, retail shops, petrol pumps, etc. where qualification is not important.

GRE is not required and if you are talking about exchange scheme you have to get in touch with the two universities you are concerned with right now, the one in India where you are currently studying and the one in German y where you wish to go. Best is to get in touch with DAAD too. Check DAAD Delh

Hi Harshit,
The statement is very clear, the scores are valid for five years. After five years you cannot use these scores for applying to a University, you must retake the exam.But you need to retake it only if you want to study after the scores have expired. It does not mean you have to keep givin

Hi Aman,
Every university has a provision in their admission form for students to mention additional information. As for MIT you must check the Common Application portal through which you will apply. You will find it there itself.See here
http://www.commonapp.org/

Hi Ravi,
You may depend on your projects, research work demonstration, publications, recommendations from your professors, your personal statement, extra curricular activities etc. You may consider taking the GATE too.

Hi Virad,
Germany ofcourse but admissions are very competitive. Next is Canada. Australia is slightly expensive in terms of living expenses as well.

Hi Dhruv,
You must speak with the colleges in New Zealand, email them and find out if you could be eligible with this score as it is very low. If your academics are good they may suggest you a pathway programme.

Hi,
IGNOU is one of the oldest and recognised. You can also check out Annamalai, Karnataka State Open University, YCMOU etc but before doing so email some universities abroad to check if they will accept correspondence degree. Many universities do but you will also come across universities which wil

Hi Ahmed,
Acadia University, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Mount Royal University, University of Northern British Columbia are considered as some of the affordable ones. But every individual has his own budget so you must check the fee for yourself.