Study Abroad

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You must read terms and conditions before applying for any form. The enrollment fee is non-refundable.

To pursue MBA abroad you must gain work experience of two to three years, some countries require five years or so. You must clear the GMAT or GRE and TOEFL or IELTS. You can get a scholarship if you meet admission requirements and have a very good profile with high academic grades.

Complete your Masters first or look for an integrated program. Which subject is something you should know, if you don't know your research area then I am sorry that you are not fit for Ph.D. and no university will accept you.

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If you get admitted to a very reputed university in Canada then you can go ahead otherwise pursue it in India. Of course, studying in Canada will give you much advanced training and access to better technology in this field.

India - FMS is considered as one of the best management colleges in Asia as it stands par with IIMs and has extremely low fees with great placement drive and alumni.

You can check Masters in Physiotherapy and penalize in neurological therapy and opt for the neurology residential program. Emory University, University of Southern California, University of Florida are the universities for the same.

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You must sit for the SAT and TOEFL. Submit these scores to the universities you want to apply to. The application process is online, you must submit your application through the commonapp portal. Visit common app website for details. SOP, LOR and all your academics and nonacademic documents will

Under certain conditions decided by the universities you may be eligible. Kindly, write to the universities about your distance education degree. Admissions will also depend on your academic grades and GRE scores. Kindly, check with the universities first.

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Chances are very minimal. 45% will not be accepted and you will not be granted a visa, particularly for Canada. In fact, no university abroad accepts anything below 55%. Low tier universities may accept you but visa is a big question. Why don't you instead study in India and apply abroad after yo

Hi Girish,
If you don't have work experience then I will suggest you look for MS management programs or it is likely that you will have to compromise with the university reputation and your investment. Australia can be a good choice for your MBA, there are universities accepting freshers. University