Hey, glad to know that you are interested in Master's in Economics. The procedure for applying to master's courses abroad is different than that of Indian colleges. Generally, the courses start during fall of each year and you need to present the following - 

1. GRE Scores

2. TOEFL/IELTS scores

MCA I feel would not be right. However even for MCA you may have to appear for an entrance exam. Well GATE is one exam and you didnt apply so no issue. The others are held state wise like Karnataka PGCET, AP PGECET, TANCET - for the state ones the

Dear Vaibhav,

What program and subject are you planning to pursue? What is your academic profile?

You are eligible to apply to any university abroad for your higher education.

Do revert if you need more information.

Best wishes,

The best institutes to join after Gate would be NITs/IITs, also the cut off goes little high for the same and as per my view you should keep these institutes at the top and keep other private colleges as second.

Also, to check the IITs and NITs Gate cut off

Both courses are good and are in demand. The opportunities and faster growth are not so much within the type of degree, as it is within the individual who has the degree. Opportunities are always there. It is up to you to take advantage of them through creative and critical

Sear Stephen

If you can start the preparation from 3rd semester like starting you need to understand basics of every subject and according to my prior experience, I can say that you will get most of the questions from  3rd year and 4th year too. So try to remember all

The main difference between a postgraduate (PG) and undergraduate (UG) program lies in the level of study and the qualifications obtained upon completion.

1. Level of Study:

   • Undergraduate programs (UG) are typically the first level of tertiary education and are pursued after completing secondary education. These programs usually span three to

• IELTS:

• As a proficiency test for English language, the exam is divided into four parts names,