Study Abroad

Hi Shreya,
Complete your 10+2 with very good grades, a upper first class is required. Take the SAT and the TOEFL. Take part in extra curricular activities, literary work, project work related to mass comm etc and build a strong profile. Different universities would be having different admission requ

Hi Pranav,
Bukovinian State Medical University is a good university to study medicine. You may also consider Dontesk National Medical University, Odessa National Medical University. Donetsk is amongst the first university in Ukraine to start English medium of instruction.
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Hi, it depends from country to country. CPL courses are expensive. Consider around 1cr for the full course.

Hi Akanksha,
You have to take the IELTS for English language requirements. There could be other tests such as SAT or ACT etc. depending on where and what you are planning to study.

You can opt for a PG Diploma in Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapist Assistant, Fitness and Health Promotion, Kinesiology, Sports and Healthcare Management. The PG Diplomas are available in Colleges. You can also opt for Masters which are offered in Universities.

You can opt for a Masters in Economics or International Business or an allied area linked to what subjects in Economics are of interest to you personally. Alternately, you can also opt for Post Graduate Diploma in areas of Business, Management, Operations, HR etc.

Hi - for Canada you can apply for your Masters directly - GRE is not mandatory though some Universities ask for this. However for most MBA courses you will need a GMAT score and work experience. A very few institutions do accept without GMAT and work experience.

Some which are open for Jan session are University of New Brunswick, University of Calgary, Concordia University, University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University