Study Abroad

Hi Mohan,
Please specify the country of your choice or refer to ranking charts like QS and Times Higher Education etc to learn about the universities which are best country-wise. All the top universities provide good career assistance and scholarships are given on merit-basis to the most outstanding

Hi Saheel,
To study in Germany you must complete another year of formal education since they require 13 years and not 12. You may enroll into a Bachelors degree and complete the first year. Find more information on DAAD:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/15064/index.html
You need be an excellent student, hig

Hi Krutarth,
Yes, they might allow you. The decision will depend on the student's profile and his intent of pursuing another Masters degree. You must justify your reasons clearly and must have clear career goals. Ask yourself why you need another M.Sc, it will help you understand your requirements.

Hi Prabhjot,
You need to refer to the official SAT website for all data and information including registration and test date selection.
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/
I hope it helped.

With 59.82%, chances of getting admission are very poor. You can try applying as there is nothing much you can do. Take the IELTS and if possible learn German language.
You need to have more than 90% in get admission into German universities. Hence, look for other countries like Australia which are

Hi Shreya,
As you already mentioned you must be accepted by the university after which you need to pay the SEVIS fee following which they will send you the I-20. Complete your F-1 visa application form and schedule the interview. Apart from the academic requirements you must justify your intent to de

Hi Dilpreet,
Always enquire college specific queries directly from the college. They may take a month or more depending on the number of applications they receive, deadlines etc. Hope it helped.

Hi Dilpreet,
You must understand the differences between the two, opt whichever you think is easier for you. Different test takers will have different opinion hence go by your comfort level. A number of blogs are also available, you may check them on the internet. Here is one for example:
http://ielts

Hi Dilpreet,
6.5 is considered good enough by most universities and programs. Many universities require a minimum of 7. Check the score explanation below to have a better understanding
http://takeielts.britishcouncil.org/find-out-about-results/understand-your-ielts-scores