Study Abroad

Hi Jaspreet,
Dropping your degree won't leave a good impression on the universities in Canada, it shows how indecisive and inconsistent you are unless you can really demonstrate your interest in another subject very clearly. And if you want to study pharma in Canada then you have to clearly explain

Hi Surya Prakash,
Supply chain management has its applications in every field and sector. It depends on what you exactly want to do and I will advice you to check Canada's SOL to see the list of professions currently in demand. Germany, UK, Singapore, Canada, USA, UAE are some of the top countries f

Hi,
Some of the best in the world include:
MIT
Stanford
ETH Zurich
NUS
University of Cambridge
Caltech to name a few.
You can also see any university ranking table online for this.

Hi,
Yes, you are eligible to apply but much cannot be said about admissions since NTU is very selective and your grades are not too great. Please read here about the requirements:
http://www.nbs.ntu.edu.sg/Programmes/Graduate/NanyangMBA/Pages/Home.aspx

Hi Diana Ross,
Complete your Bachelor degree first with a first class and take your IELTS. You may also have to do a PG Diploma since most universities require a 4 year Bachelor degree.

Hi,
Gaps other than work experience are not taken well by Australian universities. Also a lot will matter on your profile, your academic grades, what you did in the last few years, did you do anything significant, any extracurricular activities, etc. You have to provide a statement of activity and un

You need above 710 score in GMAT. If you are opting for GRE nothing less than 315 is what I would say.

Hi,
Without work experience and three year degree course you won't have many options. Check Vancouver Island University, Thompson Rivers University or you can also look for PG Diploma courses.

Hi,
Some of the best in Canada are University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, Mc Gill University, University of Waterloo, University of Alberta, etc.

Hi Akshay,
Logistics and supply chain is used in every sector even in civil engineering. You can find its application I construction and civil engineering and relate to it accordingly while applying to colleges. Ask yourself why you want to study supply chain management, a good justification has to