USA

Hi Harshil,
MBA programmes can be pursued by students from any field but the issue is business schools or MBA programs abroad require work experience of at least 2 years unlike in India. But, if you have an outstanding profile universities can admit you. It will depend on how strong your profile is without the work experience, how smart and intelligent you are, your GMAT score, MBA essay, LOR, extracurricular activities, project work, etc.

Hi Prince,
Except USA all other countries you mentioned have good PR schemes for international applicants.

Mukundhan, LPU is going to offer you quality education at a very nominal fee as compared to any US university. Also, the university will offer you good placements after successful completion of your degree. The university leaves no stone unturned to shape the future of its students. It is definitely the first choice of both national and international students.

Hi,
Not every university has this requirement. You may do some research by visiting the university websites, also write to them. Some universities may suggest a WES evaluation of the degree or some may suggest he completes a PG Diploma or the 1st year of a Masters degree.

Hi,
Fall intake is the most preferred intake. The majority of the universities have fall intake which starts from Aug. Also, internships and job opportunities are higher. Schedule your GRE 5 to 8 months before the application deadline.

Hi,
You can apply for Bachelor's degree programmes but it's going to be difficult in Germany since they don't accept Diplomas. Take the SAT to study in US or Singapore.Take the IELTS or TOEFL for English language requirements.

Yes Siddharth, work experience is required for admission into the MBA programme. If you are something extraordinary they can consider you without work experience. Please go through the website carefully.

No. USA has its own entrance exams too. Moreover, you need to show your proficiency in English by TOEFL or so other ones. & then for VISA and all you need to show that you are financially sound enough via fellowship, scholarship or so to pay fees.

No. USA has its own entrance exams too. Moreover, you need to show your proficiency in English by TOEFL or so other ones. & then for VISA and all you need to show that you are financially sound enough via fellowship, scholarship or so to pay fees.

Most of the Universities in USA prefer students who have completed their graduation by doing 10+2+4. You are advised to do one year PG diploma in computer related subject to become eligible for MS IT in USA universities.