Study Abroad

You can consider MS in Electrical Engineering, Master of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering, or even MS in Electro-Optics. These are the most popular course specializations preferred by Indian students going to Canada or US.

You can go for MS or MSc after your BTech. There are many specializations within IT that you can choose from. If you mention which course specialization you are looking for, we will be able to provide more precise information.

Hello, here is the application guideline to Uxbridge.
http://www.uxbridgecollege.ac.uk/college-information/how-to-apply.html
Since you haven't mentioned the area of study , I am afraid I can't help you much. All the best.

If you wish to pursue Engineering as your undergraduate course, then you shouldn't have a problem if you studied math in your 12th. In case you didn't, the university could ask you to appear for SAT Subject Test in Math or Science to confirm you have the basic understanding of the subject.
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Yes you can look to get admission to diploma or certificate courses. For degree courses you need at least 60% at most universities. So pursuing a diploma course should suit your academic profile.

Hi Poornima,
Have you decided what to study? Your choice of college and country will depend on the course you want to study, admission requirements, fees and expenses etc. Also, specify your education background for better guidance.
Feel free to revert.

Please mention which ACE course are you looking for? The structure and fee differs for all courses.

Hi Kritika,
SAT is not mandatory. But if your grades are average it is recommended you take SAT as universities in Canada are very competitive.

Yes, Chetan, you will have to as far as my understanding goes.