Study Abroad

Hi,
You have good chances to get admission. McGill and Western will be very competitive as they are very selective. Apply before the deadline ends. Your SOP and LOR will also be considered for the same.

Hi,
The basic principles you should keep in mind before preparing for GMAT/GRE are:
1. You must create a realistic schedule of daily study. You should at least study for 20-30 minutes every day.
2. Use only official study material and only refer official books published for any of these exams.
3. Learn

Hi,
As per the present standards, you must show proof of funds for your tuition and living expenses. At least, Canadian $10,000 is required for every year of your stay and you need to show this amount along with the tuition fee. Fund for your return air-fare is also required to be shown.

In India, lots of B-Schools are there which provide good education in the field of MBA. So, if anyone is interested in IIMs and top most B-Schools then prepare for CAT, MAT, etc.

Kindly, check the respective university websites for admission requirements. For university ranking in India you can refer to the website of MHRD.

Keeping in view of the reasons of rejection previously chances are also slim this time if you don't work on the areas. You need to have a strong career plan and demonstrate your intentions and motive to study abroad. Immigration motive is not taken down to well so try not to share any immigration pl

Hi Amrit,
The SOP is basically required by the colleges. For the visa application it is also required wherein you will mention your real motives to study.

Hi,
Kindly, mention your percentage. It is difficult to comment only on IELTS scores. Some universities also require GRE.

Hi,
Options include Master of physiotherapy and you can specialize in your area of interest such as neurology, sports physiotherapy, orthopedics, pediatric physiotherapy, community health and rehabilitation to name a few. You can also check 1 year PG Diploma programs available like PG Diploma in Spor