Study Abroad

Hi Rajarshi,
Every university has different requirements and so does every programme level. Entry requirements for UG level course will be different from PG level courses. Exams like SAT, GRE, etc., needs to be taken. Probably you can mention your degree level for better guidance or visit university

Hello Nakul,
Recommended GPA is 3 out of 5. The higher your grades the better the chances of admissions. Admitted students have percentile score of around 85 and above.

Hi Sushanth,
The very first requirement is you must receive the admission offer letter from the Swiss university. Only after you have the offer letter, you can apply for the student visa. You have to go the embassy located in India. You may read this for the entire process here, necessary emails are

Yes, the visa interview is not mandatory in many countries and New Zealand is one of them. They will call you for an interview if they need more information. Generally, 2 to 5 weeks is required.

Dear Avadhut,
There are lots of entrance exams for those who want to go abroad for MS. The exams are:
1. TOFEL
2. GRE
3. GMAT
4. IELTS
After satisfying the eligibility criteria, you have to show the bank balance then only you are eligible. Along with the bank balance, you must have a passport.
There are g

You can get admission in various colleges under the University of London and also, there are various scholarships granted by the Government of India for this purpose.
Try looking for websites of the University of London and there you can find the information regarding this.

Yes it's very much possible and most colleges in the US and Canada would accept a transfer. All the universities would have slightly different requirements and you can start off by researching a little. You will need to take TOEFL or IELTS. I also recommend that you take SAT or ACT.

The laws to get a work permit in the UK is very stringent. You may get to work for a short period like a few months or max one year. I have lots of friends who went to UK for post graduation but had to return to India after completing their education. They could not get a work permit.