Study Abroad

If you are considering Europe take IELTS instead of TOEFL. Regarding GMAT or GRE you can take either one depending on the university requirements. Nowadays, universities accepts GRE too, earlier business and finance related programs required only GMAT. Some universities on the other hand may not eve

Yes, there is some hope. Some of my friends are there with lots of backlog and year drops and they have GRE score nearing 300. It depends on your SOP, LOR and GRE marks.

Hi, kindly remember that admissions are not given on basis of IELTS only and in your case your IELTS is too low and won't be accepted. Admissions are granted if you meet academic requirements, what is your education background? What were grades? What do you want to study and where?

Hi, It is difficult to comment on visa outcomes. You must worry about getting the admission offer first, Germany for you is not an option. Chances are also less in Canada. You may try in US if your overall profile is good. Check less competitive countries like Australia or even European countries.

Hi,
For UG admissions in USA you must take the SAT or ACT and also IELTS or TOEFL. Taking the tests won't guarantee admissions though, you must have a very good all rounded profile which includes significant extracurriculars.

Hi,
What about your Bachelor degree grades? Kindly, mention.
Your IELTS score is low by the way. For MS programs they require 6.5 or higher. Visit university’s websites for specific information.

Yes, you are eligible to apply. Last date to apply is 22nd January.

Hi,
Following are the best options for you after BBA IN New Zeeland:
1. Corporate MBA Graduates- 2 Years, Full Time
2. CRISIL Certified Analyst Programme (CCAP) - 2 Years, Full Time
3. Executive Program in Applied Finance - 2 year work experience1 Year
4. Post-Graduation Diploma in Risk Management - Year

Hi Mohit,
For PhD you must complete your Master’s first. You need to contact the universities directly and email them, get in touch with the supervisors and send your research proposals. Kindly, complete your Master’s with good grades if you haven't done it yet.

Hi Mudit,
New Zealand is a great place for sports management. Also, the country is very health and fitness conscious, so overall prospects are good. You will find opportunities in both government and corporate sectors. Check Auckland University of Technology and Massey University for sports manageme