Hello dear,

if you are asking about m.tech then all students can go to abroad for persuing it after b.tech however you can also go for persuing MBA in Abroad.

Hope This Helps.

Hello,

For studying abroad first you will have to decide the course which you want to study and then search for the colleges from where you can pursue the course.

You will have to check the eligibility criteria for admission and also the admission procedure, as admission procedure vary from

Hi Shashi, if you could kindly mention your graduation background for specific guidance. However, as long as you are a graduate you can always pursue MBA/MS in India or abroad. Some colleges accept freshers while some mandate a certain period of work experience, just check individual colleges. For professional courses

Studying in the USA offers a wealth of opportunities, but it's essential to understand the process and requirements. First, you need to choose a program and university that align with your academic and career goals. For eligibility, you typically need a strong academic record, standardized test scores (like the SAT,

GMAT and IELTS/TOEFL

GRE General Test:

It contains three sections - the Verbal Reasoning Section, the Quantitative Reasoning Section, and the Analytical Writing Section. It measures the skills that have been developed over a long period of time and are not related to a specific field of study but are important for all.

Hey Viral,

the basic requiremnet of getting to get a admission in a US university is giving a extrance exam GRE/GMAT. although some schools might not execpt GMAT for master as it's basically for Bschools. and with that u need to give TOEFL/IELTS too. there ain't any problem if your

Well, Degree from any university approved by UGC is recognised by foreign universities. That means that Presidency University Banglore School of Engineering Certificate is also recognised by UK, USA universities and is accepted for higher studies too.

You can find more information at: https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/presidency-university-bangalore

Hope that helps!