Study Abroad

If you are not confident of cracking JEE, B.Tech CSE in an international university is an excellent option provided you can afford it.

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Yes, eligible but top ranked universities won't be considering you if you don't have a strong overall profile which includes solid extracurricular activities, LORs, SOP, etc. Australia, Denmark, Sweden, Spain, Netherlands, etc. are some places you could see.

Hi, yes you can. Irrespective of the university you have to clear specific entrance exams for specific positions.

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Singapore could be one of the best places for logistics and supply chain management in terms of studies and careers. The country is Asia’s economic al hub. However, you have to check the unit websites for entry requirements, 55% is still low for universities like NUS or NTU.

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Generally you must hold a 3 or 5 year Bachelor degree with a first class preferably. Additionally an IELTS score would be required. Do check university websites for the admission requirements.

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Either one can be done which will depend completely on your interest. MBA is ideal if you are opting for a managerial career. But most MBA programs do not admit freshers and work experience is compulsory. MS is research oriented, if you want a research or academic career in your discipline. Admi

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If a student has completed his B.Tech he should by then know what he wants to study. Asking which course to study at this stage is very vague. Talking about MIT, it’s one of the most competitive universities in the world. You must not only excel in your academics but also have an all rounded pro

If your college has credit transfer agreement with a German University then only you can do B.Tech 3rd and 4th year from a German University. Please check from your registrar about Universities with which GTU has credit transfer agreement.

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With 6.79 CGPA it is almost impossible if you don't have a strong research profile. Since your academics are poor you have to strong in other areas such as research, project work, patent, publications, etc. The recommendation letters from your professors will be invaluable. Also you have to prep

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Since majority of the universities in US prefers a four year Bachelor's degree obtaining a lateral entry after the second year will be difficult. You should get email the universities directly for the university specific requirements for your case.