Study Abroad

As you don't have the required 60% marks, you may not get it in universities. You can try in colleges.
You have to select one of the specialised subjects related to Your BCA. Go through college's web site and select the course of your interest.

Dear Trishul Reddy,
France immigration laws are strong and settlement point of view, it is tough, check out with embassy of France for further details or contact agencies for the same.
All the best.

Hi Mandeep,
Entry requirements vary with college to college and level of programme. There could be several levels of Diplomas, UG or PG etc. As an international student take your IELTS or TOEFL. For academic score requirement, etc. you have to check the college website.

Hi Arun, if you are excellent in your studies, you can consider Germany. Other affordable options can include Poland, Ireland, Finland, Norway, France, Netherlands, Italy, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc.

Hi Pintu, c
Coose as per your interest. You have to know what your favourite subjects are, your aptitude, interests etc. Take a psychometric test if you can, it will help you know what your talents and aptitude are. Check this too:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/opportunities

Hi Arshdeep,
To become a doctor, you must pursue MBBS. You may get an education loan, if you have a good profile and got the admission offer from a good university banks will be willing to give you a loan. Take your IELTS too.

Not necessarily, but if you are from schools like BITS Pilani or IITs, preference will be higher but there is no hard and fast rule as such. As long as you are a very highly academic student and have solid work experience, it does not matter where you do from Bachelors.

Hi Mohammed,
Any good MBA program abroad including MBA requires applicants to hold Bachelor degree, gain work experience of 2 years and take the GMAT or GRE score. Though GMAT or GRE is not commonly required in Malaysia work experience is compulsory. IELTS or TOEFL may be required.