Study Abroad

Hi Manpreet,
Of course, you can. IELTS has no requirements or eligibility.

Hi Shauryam,
Since MIT is one of the top ranking university admissions are but very very competitive. Work hard on your academics. Apart from your exams you must have extra curricula activities so develop an all rounder profile. Sports, project work,voluntary work etc are recommended. Additionally y

Hi,
Chances are low if you have less than 50%. No foreign university actually prefers such low grades. Talking about NZ they have higher requirements so less chance. You can check countries which are not too tight with admission requirements like Finland, Ireland, Russia, Turkey, etc.

Yes, you can apply to many universities simultaneously but you must accept only one offer. Check admission rules. Specially if you want a transfer check with them directly.

Hi,
Please follow this link for the same:
http://www.ielts-mentor.com/speaking-preparation/find-a-speaking-partner

SAT 2017 is an internationally recognised standardised test that evaluates a candidate’s knowledge in reading, writing and quantitative aptitude and other specialised subjects. SAT 2017 is taken for undergraduate admission in the United States and some other countries. It assesses how well the test

Ideally, they ask for 70% and above. However, it depends on the institute. You need a minimum of 3 to 4 years of experience (post qualification) for many post-graduate programmes including MBA and engineering.

According to me, VIT is a better option than other two universities.

Overall, academic performance from 10th onwards is a major factor for selections of students for Masters Degree in International universities.