Study Abroad

Hi,
IELTS or TOEFL is not required in Singapore if you passed out from an English medium school. But confirm the same from the university.

Hi Shivika,
You have to be clear as to what you want to do. Some options can be provided if you could share your interests.

Hi Patel Kamal,
Popular study abroad countries are US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, France, The Netherlands, Singapore, Hong Kong etc. Which is best of you is something you have select basis your budget, climate preference, admission requirements and most importantly what you want to study.

Hi Arjun,
The question is confusing. What do you want to study and where? Not every country and program requires a GMAT or GRE. Mention details.

Hi Manav,
As an international student, you can work part time. Its a provision provided by the government. What you want to study is your choice. Please decide what to study based on your interests and then select your college. If you have no idea what to do its high time you figure out the same bef

Technically, none of the good and reputed institutes offer MBA program to a fresher average experience required for a 2 years program is 5+ years and for 1 year MBA program is the 10+ years. You may find some one ranked institutes whose name you never heard offering MBA program for fresher but then

Hi Chung Ping,
You don't qualify to study abroad with your score. A minimum of 55% is required to pursue higher studies abroad. Universities won't accept your score. Poor ranked universities might as well give you an admission but chances of visa rejection are high.

Hi,
More than 75% is required if you desire to seek admissions in top UK universities like Oxford, Cambridge. Generally a first class is recommended.

If you are preparing on your own, then I recommend books published by Cambridge, British Council or IDP. Cambridge has 11 volumes starting from 1 which has variety of questions for each component, with various difficulty levels. Start from Volume 1 and go up to 9. Once you have completed these 9 vol