Study Abroad

Obviously a Masters in mechanical is the best option as it is more valuable than Post Diploma.

It's difficult to get into Germany because people around the world come with an aggregate above 90 to 95 too. And, there is no surety too even with that good percentages. He /she can get a seat in Canada. Generally, universities does not allow more than 3 backlogs. You can try in colleges in Canada.

Hi Pavan,
Since IELTS scores are valid for 1-years a year or couple of months before you apply to the universities abroad. You can write the test accordingly.

Hi Pavan,
Since IELTS scores are valid for 1-years a year or couple of months before you apply to the universities abroad. You can write the test accordingly.

I don't see any reason why it should be a bad idea to do so. If you have any notions, in fact, please share. Otherwise, mechanical engineers are in demand in Australia so if you study in a good university and also perform well academically chances are good.

Hi Dheeraj,
Please be a little specific with your programme details and what you want to study.

Hello,
Some of the best ones are:
MIT
Georgia Institute of Technology
Carnegie Mellon University
University of California- Berkeley
California Institute of Technology
NYU
to name a few.

Hi Udayan,
Focus on your academics and study hard. Excellent percentile is required. Additionally, you must demonstrate an all-rounded profile that is taking part in extra curricular, project work, research, community or voluntary work. MIT is one of the toughest universities to get into and you nee