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48% is too low, you need at least 55% recommended, if you are willing to study abroad.

It would be very difficult for you to get a visa approval from VO because under SPP category 8 backs are allowed in your entire program.
You can try to apply under non SPP category. You can also apply for some other country because Canada is very selective in picking up the students and they prefer s

Hi Guryodh,
Associate degrees are undergraduate degrees, if you are looking for good career prospects, it won't help much.

NIOS certifications is recognised by few universities abroad. You are advised to look at NIOS website for list of universities, which accept NIOS students for admission in undergraduate degree courses.

Hello Bishal.Yes, first of all to your question.secondly that there are colleges which conducts their own entrance examinations for the selection process.So if you have not given any of the following exams mentioned above or is not interested to give then it is totally alright you can chunk it eithe

Hi,
Agree with Dr. Navarun Varma, you need to take up IELTS. After that, you need to apply to universities in Europe which offer architecture course, if luck prevails then you may even get a scholarship based on your performance in entrance exams by universities. Go through the university websites f

Yes, MIT offers B.Arch, and is considered to be the best institute across the globe to pursue B.Arch.

Hi,
I hope you know that you cannot study your Bachelors degree in Germany as they require 13 years of education. If you are looking to study undergraduate in Canada then you must have at least 70% in your 12th and should give IELTS. Now, if you are asking for Masters then I will suggest you if you a

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