Study Abroad

Hi Avijit,
Sincere apologies but we do not provide information to immigration, PR and how to get a job related queries here. Please get in touch with immigration consultancies for this query.

Hi Sayantan,
Yes, you can study in US after completing class 12th. To pursue Bachelor’s degree in USA, you must clear SAT exams and must take TOEFL. To study in USA, you must have a strong profile with good academic performance and extra-curricular.

Hi, a first class. Above 70% will keep you in a safe position. You must also take your SAT and TOEFL.

Hello Geeta,
Before I mention the requirements, please clarify if you are looking for Bachelor degree or master degree program. Admission requirements and process will differ accordingly.

Hi Amandeep,
Germany is the no. 1 place for mechanical and automobile engineering. The admission process is very tough, though. But research opportunities and jobs are plenty.

Chances are good, you have good grades. Since MS programs are extremely competitive work on your application material. Your project work, Statement of Purpose and recommendation letters must be good enough. Very importantly, you must show research interests.

Hi Zala,
You can start applying using the university-ASSIST portal. You have to apply to universities in Germany through this common application portal. You must also know German language and must take the IELTS before applying. I will advice you to check the DAAD website, this is the official and mo

Hello Dipali,
This choice has to be made by you. Know your interests and career intentions. You must choose your course wisely and which will help your career grow. Don't apply just for the sake of going abroad. MS Management, MBA ( after some work experience), Masters in Accounts, etc. are few of th

Hi Vaishnavi,
These are some of the world famous universities for computer sciences and IT:
California Institute of Technology, USA
University of Oxford, UK
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Imperial College London, UK
University College London, UK
Carnegie Mel

Hi Abhijith,
Chances are good that you get a job but nobody can forecast and neither guarantee you a job. Opportunities are plenty from research sector to consultancy. Some work experience is recommended before you apply for a job. Also, learn a foreign language.