Study Abroad

Check out the link mentioned below:
http://mitadmissions.org/apply/international/howto

Yes. you can. Grades should not stop you from applying for good universities. Appear for SAT and TOEFL exam, prepare a very good personal statement and your application well. Chances may be less in the top universities, but good application materials, and test scores work most of the time.
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Hi Mishraji,
After the completion of your Diploma course, you have a chance to opt for B.Tech, but for that, you need to appear for the entrance exam. You can only get admission in B.Tech through lateral entry after completing your Diploma.
Please think about going abroad after the successful comple

For a graduate, the average cost for tuition fees alone is between 6,500 and 15,500 pounds per year. Best can differ with the individuals Archana. While VLSI, embedded Systems, computer networks, and telecommunication are the most popular specialisations, you may not be interested in them, at all. S

The economy in Canada is booming, and due to the shortage of skilled professionals, you have a fair chance to land a good job. Also, work permits granted to international students after studies is a golden opportunity.
Some students manage to get hired during their internship. You must, however, reme

No, you cannot get admission in a medical college in Canada on the basis of NEET score. NEET score is valid only in India.

Hello Gurjot,
India is far better than New Zealand for computer engineering. In India, there are lots of good universities which will give you good placement after successful completion of your engineering degree. You can go for Masters in countries like the USA to avail better career prospects.

The admission requirements may vary, you need to visit the university’s website for the same. General requirements include:
1. At least one year of post full registration clinical experience approved by the Senate.
2. Clearing the entrance exam held by the university or college.

Hello Abhishek,
Obviously, studying in Canada is more beneficial because there you will get more knowledge and help for future. If you can spend such heavy amount to go and study in Canada, then go for it. Else go for DU.

Hi Shahrukh,
You must check the websites and write to the departments of different universities to see if they are currently or will in future pursue research work in data analytics. Some of the universities you can consider are Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, Columbia University, MIT, NYU, UT Austin, Ind