USA

Hi Vaibhab Rahini,
UG tuition cost for international students may range from US$15,000 to US$30,000 a year in US. Costs for food and living are normally between US $10,000 and US$15,000 per year.

After B.Sc in abroad, MS is the most recognized course but remember MS is not valuable degree in India. Try to attach with any lab as a project assistant or pursue PhD.

Hi Ravi,
Firstly, we need to check your academic background to determine your eligibility. Ideally, you should hold a four year undergraduate degree. To apply to MS programs in US, you must clear the GRE. Also you must take the TOEFL. For financial matters you can opt for an education loan. If you h

Hi Aditi,
You heard it right. To become a CMA, you are required to have two years of work experience in the field of management accounting or financial management.

Hi Abhishek,
The scholarships in USA are provided by the universities on merit basis. Every university has one or the other scholarship option. Your application will be considered automatically, when you will apply. To be considered for these scholarships, you must have a very good profile and applic

Hi Shaily,
The cost of education in Germany is quite low. While public universities are almost free (they charge a semester fee ranging from Euro100 to 250), private universities may charge up to 16,000 Euro per semester.

Hi Venkatesh,
The higher the grades, the better for you. More than 70% is good. If you want to go to US you must also take the SAT which is not required in UK. Also, you must take IELTS (UK) or TOEFL (US). Some of the top universities are
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Georgia Institute of Tech

Hi Rekha,
Since your daughter is a citizen already there is no question of an NRI quota here. Secondly, she will apply under domestic applicant category. She must still take SAT. TOEFL or IELTS is not required. As a citizen or domestic applicant, she will be eligible for financial aid on need-based

Ph.D in USA is mostly fully funded by the universities. It is difficult in Europe, if you get a scholarship will depend on your profile and the university however atleast 40 to 60% must be borne by you. If you get a full scholarship, consider yourself lucky. For admissions, you need to contact the u