UK

Hi,
These are the main intakes in US universities. Spring and Fall are more popular ones. Students majorly apply for fall intake, which starts around August to September. You can visit university websites for the intakes they offer. Not every university will have all the intakes. Fall as I said is more popular. To study in US, you must take your SAT and TOEFL. For UK, you must take IELTS.

Hi Mohammed,
I would advise you to visit British scholarship website as they have number of schemes for Indian students. You can also check university websites for university scholarships, which are given on merit basis.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.britishcouncil.in/study-uk/scholarships

You can try coursera.org. They have lot of courses running offered by US based universities. The good thing is that these are online, and you will not have to travel abroad.

Hi,
You must take UKCAT for MBBS in UK and UMAT for MBBS in Australia. Additionally, you must take IELTS. You must be academically very strong for medical studies. So, you need very high percentage in your class 12th.

Hi,
The eligibility criteria differs with every university. Basically, as an international student you must take TOEFL or IELTS. For most PG level studies an IELTS of 6.5 with no module less than 6 is required.

Hi Dixa,
International students hardly get to work in UK. You must keep reading newspapers and follow global affairs to know what's happening in the world. I will also suggest you to check the British council website and UK immigration website.

Hi Shyam,
To get into a good management school in the US, it is advised to have at-least 2-3 years of work experience then take your GMAT test to pursue your management course from the US. Many schools in the US are now accepting GRE test scores as well.

There are hardly any job opportunities in UK for international students. You should keep yourself updated with global affairs and you should know the strict work permit rules. Yes, if you do it from a top business school, then you might have some chances.

International students are not offered too many jobs in UK. The market is good in India, Asia Pacific, Canada, etc.

Hi Akhil,
It will vary, whether you are an undergraduate or post graduate student.
You can check the below mentioned links:
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/info/128004/fees_and_costs/15/undergraduate_fees
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/info/101050/fees_and_costs/90/masters_fees
You should always send an e-mail to the universities for fee information as they are subject to change.