Study Abroad

Dear Chinmay,
You need 12th or 12th qualification with PCM with a minimum score of 60% to 65% depending on the university you are applying to and overall 6.5 with no band less than 6 in IELTS. You can google and select your college and go the site and check the application process and apply or else u

Dear Karandeep,
With such a gap it might be difficult to get admission itself, however, suggest you apply as it won't cost you much or rather may be free also if there is no application fee for the university / college where you are applying. If you get admission then try for the visa, if the visa of

Dear Jayesh,
JCU is a good choice for the course chosen, suggest you go ahead and apply if you meet the admission criteria and also choose duration of 2 years or else you will not get points for PR if you are applying.
All the best.

Hi Mayank,
I hope you know that you cannot apply to German universities after 12th. You must complete 13 years education before you apply for a Bachelors degree. Applicants form India must clear IIT JEE Advanced or complete the first year of a Bachelors degree or the Studienkolleg. Once you are elig

Hi Ruchika,
Since you don't have work experience, please look for MS management programs and I will also suggest you to keep options outside Chicago too. Do not limit yourself to just one option, it will only make admission chances minimal and difficult. You need to also check university websites fo

Hi, scholarships are mostly merit-based. The countries you have mentioned are highly academic and you must have a strong academic performance throughout. The universities normally offer financial aid to deserving students. Check this link:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/14498/index.html

Hi, coming from a BMS background you can look for automotive management programs such as a PG Diploma or M.Sc in automotive management or automotive marketing and management etc. A few competitive programs would require GMAT or GRE scores particularly in countries like USA, Germany and Canada. Austr

Hi, your grades are too low for both the countries. You may still find very little options in Canada but Germany is a tough call. You can look for suitable options in Australia or even New Zealand. These countries too have a great demand for graduate mechanical engineers.

Hi, every province in Canada have different educational requirements to become a CA. You must also hold a Bachelors degree. Look at his link for all the details:
http://www.accountingedu.org/canadian-chartered-accountant.html

Let me ask you, what kind of a job are you looking for?
Do you intend to pursue your career in engineering or planning to shift?
What are your interests?
The answer to these questions itself will help you decide which course you need to look out for. It is important you know what you want, figure ou