Study Abroad

Hi Simran,
Either of them as foreign universities are aware of Indian education system. However, very recently there were issues with PSEB board students in Australia, just google the news. I would therefore recommend CBSE for assured recognition.

Hi Rewant,
To be eligible for work permit and PR, you must have completed two academic years. Most courses in Aus are one year or 1.5. You can enrol into any such program and enrol into another one immediately and complete at least two academic years. This is what students normally do.You can do eit

Hi Suraj,
There could be many options but your marks is an issue. Also its your own interests and aptitude with the help of which you must decide what to study. Check colleges under SPP. Since, you have not mentioned your subjects it is difficult to suggest what all courses you can see.

Hi Rahul,
Admission decisions are made by the universities.No one can tell you if will get admissions but only ways how you can better the chances. Apply timely, your LOR and SOP will also be very important. A good application package is required. Take your IELTS if you haven't.

Hi Ram,
Though you can apply for the admission but chances are low. You can check colleges in Australia, UK and Netherlands instead.

Hi Sonali,
Not at all, GMAT is basically required for MBA programs. It's not required for each and every Master's degree course abroad.

Hi Sushmeet,
First, know your plans and interest, if you have good grades and interested in computers, you can do your Masters in the same field or a related specialised field. What you want to study is your own choice finally.

A better option is doing post-graduate in mass communication or public relations from institutes like Jamia Milia, Indian Institute of Mass Communication and Xavier's where you have good teaching quality and placements.

You have to take GMAT or GRE test in addition to IELTS and TOEFL to pursue MBA abroad.
All the best.