Study Abroad

Is it a distance Degree? If yes, please email the universities before you apply. Entry requirements differ so you must check directly.

Yes, but don't expect a very high pay. Entry-level jobs may include research assistant, office assistant, teaching etc. For long-term growth, a Master's and even a Ph.D may be required.

Hi, It is very hard to name universities. Every university has its own admission policies, you must, therefore, check individually. If your degree is recognized by UGC, it should be recognized abroad but again it depends on the university. Please email them.

Hi,
The tuition fee may range from $15,000Cdn to around $30,000 Cdn. Living expenses are also to be considered. Normally, it is around $500 Cdn to $2000 Cdn per month. Please visit university websites for university specific fee.

Not recommended, please get a reference letter from 9th and 10th counselors or teachers only, someone who is currently evaluating you and knows your skills well enough. Your 8th grade teacher may send in an additional report.

Hello Vinitha,
Every university's requirements are different, you should visit their websites and check. Any top ranked university will ask for more than 75%.

HI Kristy,
First decide which country and/or university, you must prepare as per their entry requirements. As an international candidate, you must also submit IELTS or TOEFL score. Even GRE will be required if you plan to study in USA.

Hi Durgaprasad,
Please check the university websites for fee structure. You did not also mention the program whether its undergraduate or post graduate. Here are the links you can check:
http://www.csu.edu.au/courses/fees-and-costs
http://www.mit.edu.au/study-with-us/tuition-fees

Hi Arun,
You cannot pursue your studies in Germany with 59%. Universities in Germany require around 80 to 85%. In addition to this, you must know that Diplomas are not accepted for entry. You must enroll into a Bachelor degree and complete the first year. Either case, you are not eligible for German

Yes, your scores seem fine for most MS courses.