Study Abroad

Hi Jaspal,
3.0 out 5 is the average, chances could be there but not in the TU9 universities. If they are impressed with your research profile which may include research-oriented work, publications, etc., they may consider.

Hi,
Sweden is known for chemical engineering and even Switzerland has ETH-Zurich, one of the top universities for engineering disciplines including chemical engineering in the world. Other top countries are USA, UK and Japan.

Hi Piyush,
Every university in Germany accepts 15-year education or three-year degree from India. It's only the US and Canadian universities which do not accept 15-year education, some does. So you need not worry. Check program and eligibility on DAAD website. Here is the linkL:
http://www.daaddelhi

Hi,
The comparison can be made between similar things. Dental hygiene and computer engineering, they have absolutely no relation to each other and they are completely different sectors, both are in demand in their respective fields.

If you like mathematics then you should opt for accounts or finance courses, they are the top sectors in Canada and they to have globally relevance. Rest will depend on your interests and aptitude.

Hi Chavi,
Yes, you can but prior knowledge of the Indian history will be helpful if you want to specialise in Indian archaeology. Check more on university specific and country specific admission requirements and then plan accordingly.

Hi Aman,
To apply for Ph.D. programs you must write to the universities, the department supervisors precisely. You must share your research ideas or proposal, they will accept you only if they find your research thoughts interesting. Research on the universities, check what all universities actually

You can try for the colleges located in Germany.

You need to prepare for GMAT exam.