Study Abroad

Hello,
There is no MBBS program in Canada as such, students enroll into a medical school after completing their Bachelor's degree which is essentially of 4 years in Canada. So if you want to study medicine apply to a Bachelor's degree program in biology or related field, take the MCAT and seek entry

Hi Shaid,
Overall, scope is good and mainly opportunities are ample in digital journalism. Also, Dubai hosts a wide number of international, regional and local TV/ Radio stations with demand for skilled individuals.

Hi Gautam,
Firstly, there is no on-campus placements. About employability, work permit rules are very strict in UK for international students and mainly Indians now , similarly in US competition is getting tougher and tougher. German universities and overall in Europe and Asia Pacific countries have

Hi Dristi,
Yes, you can. But admission requirements differs from university to university and also, you must showcase aptitude and interest to work in the luxury space particularly abroad. A luxury brand manager in India may earn around RS. 920,000 per year depending on the experience, qualification

Hi Saina,
Yes, Humber is a popular college and if this course meets your interests and career plans go for it. Check the entry requirements properly. Best part of the program is it features an optional, preferably paid, work placement directly which would related to your program of study, you should

Hi Jag,
A list of careers available after this course is mentioned here:
https://www.fordham.edu/info/21536/global_finance/8665/msgf_careers
I will also suggest you email them and ask for last year's employment report to have an idea where former students have been placed or connect with the alumni on

Hi Shreya,
MBA from IGNOU is recognized world over. However, you should always check with the universities for acceptance of the degree and if any evaluation is required prior applying. Regarding MBA specializations, these are the most popular ones and likely to fetch better opportunities -FinanceMar

Both study in India and study abroad have pros and cons. Pros for study abroad: Better infrastructure, more opportunities and better exposure. You develop a world view. You must go for education abroad (US, Canada, Australia) if you have the funds and get admission to a well ranked university. Cons

Students are allowed to work on university campus for up to 20 hrs per week. However there are many opportunities outside the campus, but you need various approvals for that. There are many online work opportunities as well. If you plan to pay your fees by working there, it might be a little difficu

Only some random, un-ranked universities will accept a student with backlogs. If you are serious about studying in Canada, first clear your backlogs. Though your GRE score looks good.