Study Abroad

As per my knowledge, you have too much backlogs, but some colleges prefer only IELTS score. So, you have a better chance.

Hi,
57% is too low, so what you may do is to try Diploma in Australia from any college and then later you may complete your Bachelor's. If you are keen to pursue your degree in Germany, here are the complete details:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/15064/index.html

Hi,
These are the few options –
1. MD/MS/Diploma: AIPGMEE exam
2. Diploma of National Board (DNB)
3. Combined Medical Services (CMS) - UPSC conducts CMS examination every year in the month of July/August for entry into government institutions like Railways, Municipal Corporations as Medical Officers.
4.

Hi,
It is better to complete your degree first and then go for PG diploma in graphic designing from any place of your choice. It will lead to better job opportunities.

Hi,
You may look for Ireland, New Zealand and Germany for completing your degree. If you are accepted in Germany you are going to need to have around 8k to 10k euros for your expenses as the tuition fee is not charged in the public universities.

Singapore per say has no job offers until you are an exceptional worker who has proven his worth during the study there, but Edinburgh being a reputed university worldwide opens many avenues to work anywhere. So, invest wisely and work hard to get a good job.

Hi,
If you are planning any nursing programme to practice in hospitals in Canada you need to register yourself first with the nursing organisation of that specific province and might have to appear for exam. Other way is choose the province like Ontario, Toronto, Vancouver, etc. and shortlist the cou

Admission in MS in foreign universities is based on multiple criterions such as GRE score, academic performance, state of purpose, quality of recommendation letters, etc. Two patents will definitely help you to get admission abroad for MS subject to you meeting other criterion.

Hi,
The course is uniquely offered by Seneca only so it is one of the best and has stringent selection process. Check all the details here:
http://www.senecacollege.ca/fulltime/FPR.html