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UK is the best but you need a strong financial background to study there. The fees of universities are very high and the living costs are also high. Switzerland is also good just one place behind Oxford and Cambridge University. Switzerland is affordable with minimal fees, but in Switzerland, courses are taught in German so you must have a German certificate.

Hi, to study further in USA, you must clear GRE. Top universities will require GRE subject tests also. In UK, GRE is not required. You must, however, have a very good academic standing- more than 75% in your B.Sc. to be considered for admission in good well-known universities. Applying as an international student also means you have to take TOEFL for USA and IELTS UKVI for UK. These are English language proficiency exams.

Hi there, Well, as per UGC and BCI norms and trends that is not possible at all. You might get to do this while in your initial years that too within India only.

Please create a good profile in your work. Take a couple of years. Have some good projects. And, then apply. 58 is indeed a huge number. So, basically you need to cover that up by some other credentials involving GRE TOEFL etc.

Hi Sri,
To study medicine in UK you have to secure above 75% in 12th, take the IELTS and also take UKCAT exams. For university options you can refer to this link below:
https://www.themedicportal.com/application-guide/choosing-a-medical-school/medical-school-rankings/

Hello Navya,
It's indeed great to see your enthusiasm in this off beat subject. Actually, almost all the west European countries are putting restrictions on employment by outsiders in areas where they feel there is enough talent in their country. UK it's the same. But then if you shine in the course, they have the mind to accept you and offer employment.

Hi Harish,
You can apply for the visa three months before the course starts. First, you need to get the admission offer from the university.

This would depend a lot on your interest areas and your career plans. If you intend to pursue career in academics / research / technical areas then M.Tech will make more sense. However, if you want to move into general management / non-technical areas then B.A. Could be the option to explore. Going overseas for MBA also depends on a lot of factors like financial capability / course curriculum / career plans / etc. You need to weigh all the possible options and then take a call.

I feel, there are no cheapest countries and the cheapest university. Every university has its own value and recognition, as Hritwik Anand suggested GMAT yes it is the best option to study MBA abroad, depending on the score you will have various options to study country wise.