Study Abroad

Hi,
GRE scores are not mandatory for all Canadian universities. I will advice you to do some proper research at your end first, please visit university websites and have an idea about the admission requirements. If at all you take the GRE you are adviced to score 315 and above and nothing less. Abou

Hi,
A well-researched student will know how reputed RWTH Aachen is. One of the leading Tu9 universities. It is definitely a good option for an Indian but only if you get through.

Hello Jeswanth,
I am mentioning here, what all steps you need to look after:
1) Application form: Make sure you review the application instructions thoroughly. Fill each section accurately and completely, and then check for any errors that you may have made. Make sure you are directly and clearly ans

Hi,
It is IELTS for English language proficiency. No other tests are required unless a university specifies it. You have to be very good academically and an IELTS of more than 7 is recommended.

Hi Lavi,
You can apply if you get an admission. With your percentage you won't be eligible for most universities and colleges except SPP.

Hi,
You are not eligible for an MBA so I wouldn't recommend you the same anyways. MBA programs abroad require work experience. You may look for MS in ECE, MS Management or PG Diploma programs. Better suggestions could be provided but you need to be more specific with your requirements and interests.

Hi,
Abroad is a wide term in itself. Different universities have different requirements. Your profile seems good though you did not mention your grades. Check universities in France, Netherlands, Australia, etc.

Hi,
You may expect very basic entry level jobs with a diploma. I will also suggest you to check the SOL to have an idea about the professions in demand and decide accordingly. The higher your qualification and skills better the chances.

Yes, but not too many. If you are a domestic applicant check with the universities directly and prefer for the national entrances instead.

Hi,
The requirements differ and depend on whether you want to do a course based or research based MS program. A research or thesis based MS is very difficult to get into. Please check here for details and accordingly check the requirements:
https://www.cs.ubc.ca/students/grad/prospective/programs/msc