Study Abroad

Hi Hitesh,
If you are planning to work after your studies it might not work out since UK has very tough work rules for international graduates. Though the civil engineering sector is booming there is no place for international students. But since you asked top sectors are Civil and structural engine

Hi Abhinav,
Some of the well-known universities are the University of Waterloo, University of Carleton, University of Alberta, University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, Carnegie Mellon University, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Cornell and so on.

GRE and TOEFL/IELTS are the essential ones.

You can check Thompson Rivers University and Vancouver Island University. Professional experience is not mandatory.

Hi Raj,
You may complete the first year of a relevant Master degree programme or complete a PGDM programme.

Hi Rajas,
Every university in US has a different entry requirements and different levels of selectivity. A top ranking university might also accept you if your overall profile is outstanding and you have an excellent GRE score. You must focus on preparing a good application package, check university

Even if you are considering a PG, you should be prepared to spend about 12 lacs or so. You can opt for a student loan option. USA, Canada, Australia and NZ allow students some time to find a job on completion of the degree. If you find a job and the company agrees to file for your work visa, you can

Hi Shelly, DU is one of the most recognized universities and there is no question of recognition by foreign universities. Three year degree program is also accepted by NYU. However for MBA you cannot apply directly after your BA. You must gain some work experience of 2 years minimum. You must also t

Hi Shyam,
Overall, the following provinces have good and faster provincial nomination programs:
Ontario
Saskatchewan
and New Foundland
For specific information on your area of interest you can check the Skilled Occupation List.

Hi Naheeda,
You won't get a student visa out of the blue. You must apply to a college and the college must accept you first. Decide what to study and check the admission requirements on university websites and prepare accordingly. Your husband won't get the student visa but a spouse visa.