Study Abroad

Hi Mani,
Most of the universities ask for 7 bands in IELTS for Masters. If you are planning for it, check the eligibility of the course and university. You can pursue Diploma with this score.

Hi Anish,
53% is low but you will find options. Ideally 55% and above is required. You must also take IELTS, a score above 6 should be targeted since your academics are not too strong. SOP, Letter of Recommendation etc. will also be checked. Check the study abroad section on https://Shiksha.com, you

Hi Anish,
53% is low but you will find options. Ideally 55% and above is required. You must also take IELTS, a score above 6 should be targeted since your academics are not too strong. SOP, Letter of Recommendation etc. will also be checked. Check the study abroad section on https://Shiksha.com, you

Hi Palak,
I will advise you to first get your career plans and interests in place. Don't apply randomly. Higher education is taken very seriously abroad. What do you want to do, what kind of jobs are you looking for? Have answers to these questions and explore your interests. For MBA, you must also

Hi Shiny,
If you do get admission in India you can go ahead.
In USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand before you get in a medical program, students are usually required to complete a pre medical program. Overall it is expensive, takes more time and very competitive.
Indian students usually consider c

Hi, no exam will reduce the cost. As mentioned in the previous answer the flying school will help you out. Check with them for scholarships and other financial aid information.

Yes, MBA graduates in Switzerland has the highest average salary which is even more than USA. You can find more on these on google. Admissions and jobs are competitive though but if you get through, you will have a good life ahead.

Hello Prasanth G
For CPL in Canada, you just have to select the flying school from which you want to do your flying training, Rest they will help you out in Visa and other formalities, No need to take any exams for admission,
Read this article:
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/flying-pilot-training/a

Hi Utkarsh, hotel management is a never dying sector. The scope is good. But for admissions, you have to convince the universities why you want to study hotel management after B.Tech. Have a clarity over your career plans and decide. Overall hospitality sector has good growth.

Hi Apurva, 15 is big number and chances are slim. You must apply to a college and receive the admission offer first. So now you check admission requirements and contact the colleges. Chances will depend on your overall profile, SOP and LOR.