Study Abroad

Hi Prateek,
You are already an experienced man in terms of job. So, you understand the need of the market. Both the choices are good so you can decide on the basis of following:
1. Acceptance rate of specialization u plan to do
2. Cultural fit and understanding
3. If you are looking for PR, Australia is

Problem is not only with MBBS degree from Nepal, even if you have graduated from premier medical colleges like Havard or John's Hopinkins you will not be eligible for practicing in India unless you qualifies the exam conducted by MCI. MCI screening exam is the toughest to make through some time it t

Yes, but you haven't mentioned the subject and your grades. GRE is not required by the way. University of Melbourne, Sydney, MONASH and Australian National University are well known.

Below mentioned are the top colleges for computer science engineering in Canada:
1. University of British Columbia.
2. University of Waterloo.
3. University of Alberta.
4. Simon Fraser University.
5. McGill University.

Yes, you can. You need to score 65 percent marks in engineering.

Yes, you can pursue mechanical engineering in Australia. You only need to score 6 band in IELTS.

To get admission in US universities, first you have to clear some exam like GRE and TOEFL. After clearing the exams, you can get admission.

Why do you want to do management when you are good in chemistry and you have done M.Sc. So, just prepare for CSIR NET, this will give you way to research field with respect and hand some money and if you are interested in teaching this will be a good scope for you and I think it is worth more than m

What is the track record of Malaysian Institute? If you find it impressive with possibilities, and the financial thing is okay, then you can go abroad.