Study Abroad

Hi Vedant,
To take the SAT in India, having a passport is mandatory. You have to apply for one.

Based on the information you have given nothing can be said. You have to specify your academic grades and also the gap period. Besides, what do you want to study?

Hi Jaswinder, w
What you plan to study is not relevant to your education background. You must convince the university why you want to study HRM after pursuing your MA. Have a clear picture of what you want our career to be like and convey the same to the university in the form of a SOP. Your IELTS is

Hi Amadeep,
Your grades are alright. You have to gain some work experience of 2 to 3 years to be eligible for the Melbourne MBA. You must also take the GMAT. Since your scores are not too high you should work hard on your GMAT and bring around 700 plus to be considered.

I will suggest you to go for biotech. It has it has more scope and opportunities than chemistry. But it totally depends on your interests so select you career accordingly.

If you have done mechanical, automobile or aerospace engineering then Germany is a better option. Companies offer jobs to skilled candidates.

There are many occupations that may directly or indirectly involved Medical Science which you'll be at par with already high paid professionals. Mainly Sports Field and Industry is so which is quite in demand all over the globe. And yes country matter is clearly depending on your ability to work.

United Kingdom and United States are quite good for MBBS, both have good professional output to the Society and a good professional has enough knowledge for these exams, who think it to be easier to crack irrespective of institution of study.