Study Abroad

Hi Saiharsha,
Some very popular ones are University of Wales, Swansea University, Bangor University and top ranked Cardiff University. Kindly, visit these university’s websites for programs of your choice and admission requirements.

Hi Rudra,
You need to clear the necessary license exams of the particular country in order to be eligible to practice. For example, PLAB test for UK, 'Concours dinternat titre dtranger' for France, Kenntnisprfung for Germany, etc.

Hi Ishnoor,
A specialized space science course at Bachelor’s level is hard to find. However, there are B.Sc programs in astronomy and astrophysics in The University of Toronto, McMaster University, York University, University of Manitoba, University of Calgary to name a few. Admission requirements a

Hi Viren,
As per the Australian Technology Network these are the best universities for technology related programs:
University of South, Australia
RMIT
QUT
Curtin University
University of Technology, Sydney

Hi Raja,
Your grades are good but admission decisions are made by the universities. You must also check for other requirements such as SAT, your SOP and recommendation letters. Admissions are basis the overall application package so you need to work overall.

Hi Yang,
You can always pursue your hobbies or professional courses while you are studying or involved in research. If you are serious about your profession you should very well enhance your skills through such a course. You may look for wildlife photography courses which you could pursue with your

Hi Sanjana,
Every university and country has its own admission requirements. International students must take the IELTS or TOEFL. You may also be required to take the GRE if you are applying to universities in US or any top ranked university. Wageningen University, The Australian National University

Hi Murtaza,
If you have a very good profile then you can target Germany, the best in these areas and also affordable. You can also check Russia, Netherlands, China and Hong Kong, Singapore etc. Kindly, check university’s websites in these countries for more information on fee and admission requireme

Hi Harry,
Your chances are dicey. For better chances you must work on your visa application and have clarity over your career plans and intent of study. Just a tip, do not show any intent of immigration, your motive should be to study and come back to India and not permanent settlement there.

Hi Bharath,
Germany is what I would prefer. The country is well known for automobiles, mechanical and aerospace engineering. You should also check Canada, Japan, UK, Russia etc. US is tough for jobs. There is no particular company giving preference to freshers. Every company hires freshers and experi