Study Abroad

Hi Majji,
If you do not have work experience, you should aim for M.Sc in management or business administration. There are business schools, which accept bright graduates with little or no work experience, but you must have a strong profile and communicate directly with the schools.
You can check the b

GRE is a computer based test meant to measure your overall academic ability and is the standard exam for admission to non-business schools. However, an increasing number of business schools are accepting scores from the GRE exam.
The computer based test can be taken multiple times a year. The paper

Some of the universities may accept your percentage. You can appear for IELTS exam and go some consultancy services to assist you with your eligibility.

There is lot of difference, when it comes to infrastructure, placements, packages and learning. According to the world report, India is 50 years back in education, when compared to other countries.

It depends on the level of university and the course, which you choose. There is no age limit to pursue a course, but it is definitely a criteria for embassy while deciding to give you visa or not. For Master’s course, the maximum age as per my experience is 35 and for Bachelor's, it's 24. Beyond th

Hi Joyal,
86% is a good score for top Canadian Universities. You must also take the IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency. A score of 6 with no part less than 5.5 is typically required, but you can check the university websites for further requirements. They will also check your statement o

Yes, you can pursue both interior design and product design course.

I think, you are looking for under graduation abroad. The two above mentioned countries are very magnificent for Indian students as there is large majority of Indians already present there. If you want to choose between Australia and Canada, I would suggest you to go for Canada as there are lots of