Study Abroad

Hello Anisa,
Admissions into Hankuk and for the program you have mentioned would be basis a written test on the subject and oral test and applicants must hold a recognised Bachelor degree. Please refer to the university website and contact them.

Hello, chances could have been better had your grades been more than 85% in B.Tech. You may still apply but I don't think we are in a position to tell if you will get admissions. Keep in mind the numerous applications to be received by the university alongside yours. You will be shortlisted if they

Hello,
Some well known universities in this field or related areas include TU Dortmund, FH Munster- University of Applied Sciences, RWTH Aachen, Hamburg University of Technology and
Friedrich-Alexander-University. MS programs are usually not free but very reasonable, it will cost around 500 to 1000 e

Hello Mahesh,
There are hundreds of 12th graders doing entry level jobs in offices or day cares or serving tables at food joints. So this is the range of job you will be surrounded by. If you are lucky and brilliant you may set up your venture but in this case, you should stick to your home country.

Hello,
You will require very high academic ranking and a good IELTS score. Knowing German language will be beneficial. I will urge you to visit the university websites for university specific entry requirements though most of them will require a very good first class standing preferably with distinct

Yes, of course. Medical studies and admissions are however difficult and different. Take a look at this:
http://www.medicalstudyguide.com/medicine-in-germany.html

Hello,
Germany remains the unbeatable destination. France, Netherlands, Japan, Australia and Canada are very good options too. I have not mentioned US and UK since obtaining jobs in these countries are not easy however they have reputed universities.

For most universities across the globe, the core subjects remains the same while they may bring in more innovative specialisations. You should perhaps visit university websites for program curricula.

Hello Ayushi,
You will find the fee information here, the following fee structure applies to Australia:
https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/member-services/fees/australia

Fee for MS in CSE in German Universities is very nominal. Living expenses of students varies between Euro 700 to 1000 per month depending on university location. Most of engineers are able to earn sufficient money for their living expenses by working 4 hours per day on student visa.