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Its hard to say whether you can still try and see if you can get some exemption or direct entry in last year of engineering program. You also might need to clear one of the mandate English test like TOEFL or GRE.

There are many options in both countries. There are many factors to consider including tuition costs, admission requirements, location etc. Perhaps if you can be more specific with your request, i can better assist you.

In Kenya, the ACCA program will cost about GBP 700 per annum in tuition fees. The average living cost in Kenya is about GBP 5500 per annum. There are good colleges around too. For example, Strathmore University and Oshwal College are the top 2 colleges. You can check their respective websites.

Hello,
There are lots of good Universities in USA for various engineering courses and that's a nice thought for making a decision and choosing a country like USA, going for further studies. As you can go through many websites, USA has got so many high ranked universities in its list.
Some of them are

Dear Shreyansh,
Civil engineering is a booming industry. Transport engineering is some of the more in-demand areas now. It is honestly not easy for international students to get a job abroad. If you have the right skills, I don't see any reason why you will not get a job. US is no doubt quite compet

Hi Sharayu,
Career options are diverse. Finance Manager, Accountant, Financial Analyst, Financial Controller are some of the options available. Getting a job is difficult and extremely competitive for an international student. It is advisable that you can pursue some certification course such as CA o

Hi Vijayalakshmi,
If you are planning to be a faculty in US, you must first decide which state you want to settle down in. Each state has its own credential requirements. Apart from the academic qualification you must meet the state specific requirements as well. Some of the requirements may include