Study Abroad

You can't get admission in a high ranked university but you can easily find a good course and apply for it in an average university. Look for a university in not very populated area

Has scope but not as compared to other branches

To start with, take a look at some of the business schools in Germany. You will need resume, LOR from your employer, GMAT and TOEFL/IELTS score to apply.
http://find-mba.com/schools/europe/germany

You can apply to the firm you desire through online, if the firm is interested in you, they may ask you to send your portfolio. And then if you are selected they may call you for an Summer internship.

Normally any University abroad, locations including Russia, China, Ukraine, the whole course of MBBS should not cost more than 18 lakhs of 5 years course. But the real effort will be there, when you come back and give the MCI Screening Test. So if you are struggling with completing your syllabus (Be

Dear Kenneth, few of the best universities I know of would be University of Miami, Columbia University, University of California-Los Angeles and University of Pennsylvania and University of Illinois at Chicago in USA. In Canada check the nursing schools of McGill University, University of Western, U

Dear Gurjot, study or teaching hours will differ from UG to PG courses. Every program has different timetables defined by credit points. Undergraduate programs may require 10–20 hours or less of scheduled activities each week depending on the area of study. Master degree study hours differ with taug

Aditya, in India, the GMAT exam is accepted for admissions at more than 200 programs offered at over 100 business schools.
Some of these B-schools are the ones that actually started the trend of MBA in India and made it a degree to with. Some of them are new ones in field of imparting management educ

Hi, on the basis of a Bachelor's degree it would be difficult. In USA it is next to impossible. You can expect entry level jobs in the middle east but I will still suggest you pursue your master's abroad and then look for jobs. International students are also eligible for work permits which will be

Hello, yes possible. I know of students from China and India taking up 2-3 jobs which is way too stressful. It would be difficult to manage your studies this way. So, overall it depends on how much you can actually handle, legally in Australia you are allowed to work 20 hours a week so you need to m