Study Abroad

First of all, Hooghly Institute of Technology is a different college. It is a government Diploma college, but HETC is a government aided degree college, so I am not quite sure about the placement records of this college.

USA and Canada. It is a two year course tuition fees 18 to 20 lakhs INR and living expenses 12 lakhs INR.
Australia and New Zealand tuition fees is 23 lakhs INR and living expenses 15 lakhs INR. In UK, the fees will be 12 lakhs INR and living expenses 10 lakhs INR.
German follows US system. If you hav

Hi Dhruv,
IELTS alone is not used for admission. You must also have the sufficient academic scores. Your IELTS score is fine except the writing score. But you can check with universities for bridge courses in English. You have to check the university websites for specific admission requirements.

It depends on your knowledge and the experience in job related to your field.
The companies in abroad demands the hands on experience.

Hi Madhumiya,
Singapore is a finance capital, and so it’s a good idea, but to pursue MBA you must have work experience firstly. To get the most out of your degree try to get into reputed b schools like National University of Singapore and Nanyang Business School. There are foreign university campuses

Travel & tourism is a specialised course. After class 12th, if you stick on to a particular specialization you cannot change to other domain. So it is suggested that you do not to go with a particular specialisation in any management related course, better you can do BBA for good prospect and ample

Hello Mohammed, I am afraid, yes visa prospects for your profile is low. 52% marks is a poor score for Canadian universities. You may still be admitted by a college however if your profile, SOP, LORs are not impressive you stand a poor chance.

Hello, Germany, Japan, China and Hong Kong, Singapore, UK, US and Canada are some of the most popular options for robotics in terms of research work, opportunities etc.