Study Abroad

Hi Megha,
This will depend on the 'job' you want to do whether you want to do computer related work or serve tables at food joints. So, my advice would be to know figure out your exact career plans. Secondly, be aware of the employment trends in US, you would be requiring an employer to sponsor your

Hi,
Yes, you can. You must check admission requirements which will depend on the program and university. For Bachelor degree programs, your IELTS is fine but once again check on university websites.

Hi Zeeshan,
Work experience is not required for MS programs. If you have experience it will be a value add but its not compulsory. So, there is nothing to worry about. Your profile is decent, for maximising admission prospects a very strong SOP and LORs would be required. Please take your IELTS if y

Germany is world leader in Mechanical and Automobile Engineering. You can plan your MS in any German University of your choice. The eligibility criteria for MS differ in different universities. General eligibility criteria to in German University is as follows:
(a)High Academics performance or recor

Hi Nizam,
The fee for MBBS studies can be around $35,000 per year.

Hi,
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Hi Khazi,
For E-MBA program abroad your brother must gain 8 to 10 years work experience. Even in India, EMBA programs require work experience. Which specialisation again would be his choice, it is not for us to say. Hence gaining work experience is crucial so that he knows his interests and what he

Hi Priya,
Due to your poor grades in maths and science, chances are less that you will be allowed to pursue CS. You can check with the universities directly and find out if you can be eligible for bridge courses or any pre-requisite courses in maths. Also please don't assume things like you won't get

Hi Shahid,
What you want to study is your free will. There is no compulsion. You can study MBA or any other course or wish not to study at all.

Hi Sabith,
Typically, backlogs are not recommended and there is no criteria as such. These information and requirements are also specific to an university. If you have backlogs write to the university before applying.