Study Abroad

Hi Viren,
It is not a bad option. Social sciences, business, law, and accounting, engineering, humanities and education are supposedly the most popular courses in Japan. Also, Japan is one of the world's most developed countries in terms of technology so not a bad option after all. However, challeng

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Backlogs are not recommended but you did not mention your grades for any kind of advice. Also, mention the program you want to study. At least mention Bachelors or Masters.

Hi,
There are scholarships by MHRD but they only entertain those scholarships offered by the foreign countries under cultural exchange programmes and other programmes. These scholarships are based on merit and you must be a good student overall. Also, most scholarships are for PG level studies. You

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Take a mock test first, see how much are you prepared and what more needs to be practiced. You will know the areas of improvement this way. Mock tests should be taken regularly. You can also join some coaching to learn more tricks and shortcuts. Kindly, check this link for more details:
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Dear Piyush,
The admission process is the same whether you apply without a loan or with a loan. The difference is while you provide the source of finance while applying for admission and visa. A loan makes it easier while applying for a visa as you will not have to show 6 months old funds for financi

Dear Sahil,
Australia is a good place and has good universities offering this course. You can check out Deakin University, University of Sydney and Woolongong University among others who offer this course. Kindly, select a 2-year course otherwise you will not be eligible for post study work visa and

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Following are the most affordable MBA colleges in Europe:
University College Dublin Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School, Ireland - $38,700
Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School, Belgium - $38,500
Central European MBA, Germany - $25,000
Skema Business School, France - $27,400
Warsaw University of

Hi Shaily,
The cost of education in Germany is quite low. While public universities are almost free (they charge a semester fee ranging from Euro100 to 250), private universities may charge up to 16,000 Euro per semester.

Sweden is not a very popular country for MBA. Do note that you will also not find an MBA in Sweden and most Scandinavian countries. It's usually M.Sc in business administration. Students would normally prefer UK, Switzerland, Germany, The Netherlands and also France. But if you are looking at only a

Dear Akash,
The answer will depend on many factors for example which university in India are you referring to. If you get through IIT you need not think of going someplace else I believe. IIT is world famous. However, when it comes to research work, research labs, faculty, infrastructure, global exp