Study Abroad

Dear Aniket, please refer to job portals of the respective countries. Getting a job as a doctor or nurse in these countries is very hard. You must have the qualification recognized by the respective countries and must pass the licensing exams.

Dear Anup,
You must connect with past students from the school or check for reviews online. For work opportunities and jobs please write to the school for career assistance, placement report, partner organizations etc.

Dear Jaspreet,
You can study anything you want, follow your passion and interest. A Masters in physics, chemistry or even mathematics if you are into research. Alternatively specialized Masters can also to be considered. You need to research a bit on the university websites and check various program

Yes, why not. Please visit the university website for admission requirements for the specific Masters course you want to study.

Dear Abhay,
Have you decided where to apply? The entrance exams will differ. If you are planning for USA, you must take GRE and an English language test such as IELTS or TOEFL. A portfolio might be required too. For other countries, GRE is not required on the whole, you must still take the English l

After USA, it is the most demanding country for computer engineering and the expenses here are also less than USA. Also, its PR process is less complicated than USA so you can go for Canada.

Unfortunately you are not eligible for Canadian Universities because of your academic score. You can try for SPP colleges of Canada where you might be eligible to get admission. For that, you need to score over 6.5 band in IELTS and at least 300 in GRE. Besides, GRE and IELTS are totally different e

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and IELTS (International English Language Testing System) are two of the most widely-accepted tests to certify your English proficiency. The decision on which one to take among TOEFL & IELTS depends on a number of factors.

Top international universities in the field of chemical engineering are in the USA. You can opt for MIT, University of California, Barkley and Stanford University for pursuing chemical engineering.

Hi,
If you could share your budget, maybe you can look for countries other than Nordic ones.