Thanks A2A @shetrashaji7 !

In Germany, the fees are subsidized i.e, the fees are affordable for an Indian student to bear.But unfortunately, you will have to undergo a rigorous two and a half years of language course in India on German language and pass it and then apply for an university in Germany with your essays. So the total course period including preparatory time is 9 years, the MBBS course in Germany is usually conducted in German language. But Germany is so far one of the favourite destinations of Indian students to study MBBS and continues to do so!

On the other hand,getting admission in a Singapore Medical School is highly competitive and not many Indian students are able to get admission easily.There are many good colleges of Medical Sciences. In fact it can be said that it is one of the best country which shows one of the best way of medical sciences. You can apply through Entrance examination.The medical course is conducted in English at a high international level over a long period (5 years + 1 year housemanship for undergraduate, 4+1 for Duke-NUS) and is extremely arduous.

Finally it's your choice! Please keep in mind to find colleges that are approved by MCI in the countries you are interested to practice medicine in. Please visit the link below to find more information (it is the official website of MCI)

https://www.mciindia.org/CMS/information-desk/for-students-to-study-in-india/list-of-college-teaching-mbbs

Hope this helps:)

Singapore can be an expensive city to live in, even for an earning adult. The total monthly cost of living in Singapore is roughly $800, which can be broken down as follows:

Transportation- $100. (not including the cost of maintaining your personal car).

Personal Phon Bill- $50. some plans may cost you as low as $28

Lunch (eating out)- $100 ($5 per day for 5 days a week)

Enjoyment- $100 (restaurants, alcohol, other bevereges, movies etc)

Insurance- $100

Additional expences if you plan to live on your own which can be as high as $1000. This will also include personal grooming regardless.

The current unemployment rate in Singapore is 2.9%

Hey aspirant,

This depends on your preferences and how you would want to live your life. Both the choices have their own benefits but it depends on what you would prefer.

A government job in India is a matter of prestige and one of the best ways to serve our nation, by working for the welfare of our country. You would have to clear competitive exams like UPSC, Railway Recruitment Board exams, GATE, RBI Grade B etc., which requires a lot of dedication and hardwork. It also comes with a lot of benefits like assured pension, CGHS insurance etc.

If you want to explore new places and settle abroad, then opting for postgraduate courses overseas is also a great idea. Keep in mind you will have to sacrifice and adjust a lot to a new lifestyle, which can be completely different from Indian lifestyle. The perks are higher standard of living, better wages and much more. In case you get homesick easily, don't choose this option.

In the end, it all depends on how you would want to spend the rest of your life.

Hope it helps. All the best!

hi,

see clat exam is a popular exam in india for law, clat exam held in different course.

clat ug course

clat pg course.

eligibility criteria for clat ug course is  Candidates who have passed their Senior Secondary School Examination/ 12th Board Examination can apply.candidate must secure a  minimum of 45% marks in the qualifying degree is required to appear in CLAT 2020. SC and ST candidates need only 40% marks. There is no age limit for appearing in CLAT 2020 for UG program.

now there is many law colleges in india which offers admission based on 12th score or equivalent exam score. however you did not complete 12th course which makes you not eligible to many of the colleges.

now if your diploma course is equivalent with the 12th course or Intermediate course then only you are eligible to apply.

hope you may understand.

Hi

As computing technologies and systems increasingly dominate every area of recent life, graduates

during this field are likely to seek out themselves in ever higher demand. And as this “subject of the

future” grows scope and recognition , there also are growing numbers of dedicated scholarships for

computing students on offer, including funding to review computing at a number of the world’s most

prestigious institutions.

Below may be a list of computing scholarships and other funding opportunities for those studying

degrees in STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), that specialize in

opportunities within the US and therefore the UK. We’ve also listed some scholarships specifically

targeted at women in computing , which aim to support more balanced gender representation within

the sector.

Multi-country scholarships

Google Europe Scholarship for college kids with Disabilities – European scholarships for computing

students with disabilities. hospitable students of all levels studying in Europe. (More scholarships for

college kids with disabilities are often found here).

Microsoft Scholarship Program – STEM scholarships for college kids pursuing degrees in computing also

as other STEM-related subjects at undergraduate level within the us , Canada or Mexico. Priority given

to underrepresented students.

UK

City, University of London computing Scholarships – Scholarships are available to well-qualified UK/EU

students studying a master’s degree in an eligible course at City, University of London.

QMUL Science and Engineering Excellence Scholarships – Merit-based scholarships hospitable

undergraduate students studying within the varsity of EE and computing at Queen Mary University of

London.

Royal Holloway, University of London Donald Davies computing scholarships – All new undergraduate

applicants for computing degrees at the university are going to be considered for this merit-based

scholarship.

University of Birmingham Scholarships – computing scholarships for college kids studying within the

least levels in the School of computing at the University of Birmingham.

University of Edinburgh John Fisher High Performance (HPC) Scholarships – Merit-based scholarships

available to students studying High Performance Computing (with or without Data Science) at the

University of Edinburgh within the UK.

University of York Department of computing Postgraduate Scholarships – Merit-based scholarships for

UK, EU and international students of the university.

UCL computing Excellence Scholarships – Scholarships are available to UK/EU offer holders with a record

of fantastic academic achievement to review a master’s in computing or a related subject.

Hello dear ,

I recommend you some Engineering courses which might be the least visual  . Metallurgical Engineering , Automation Engineering , Electrical Engineering .The courses like Mechanical Engineering or Architectural Engineering are the most visual .

I hope this helps you !

Hello student,

As you have mentioned that you have scored 95.25 percentage in your boards. So with this you can get admission in many DU colleges of North campus but the admission also depends on the course which you want to pursue. In some colleges there are also reservation for some categories. So all these things will matter.

All the best!.

Hi Madhavan,

Here I list the top business school for MBA in Singapore.

1. National University of Singapore (NUS)

2. INSEAD Singapore

3. Nanyang Technological University (NTU) - Nayang business school

4. Singapore Management University- Lee Kong Chian School of Business

All the above four universities are among the top 50 universities in world rankings.

I hope this helps you.

hi,

fees structure is different according to scheme wise, there is two type of graduate course available,

Government-subsidised graduate programmes

Self-funded graduate coursework programmes

international students who are studying under government subsidised program are eligible to apply for SO scheme , who under so scheme get tuition fees waiver, you must have excellent academic record, need to enroll in any of the masters program, must not received any other government aided scholarships.

for more details you may follow the below link,

http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/prospective-students/graduate/service-obligation-(so)-scheme

fees generally differs with course wise, and it depends on whether you want to study part time or full time. there is many scholarships available around 1000-3000 singapore dollar per month , some of the scholarships schemes are  Common Wealth Scholarship, NUS Research scholarship, Lee Kong Chian Scholarships and others. you may follow the below link to know in details,

https://www.iss.nus.edu.sg/graduate-programmes/programme/detail/master-of-technology-in-software-engineering

Hello Anantika,

For seeking admission in NTU, Singapore through GATE,

You will have to apply as per the month in which you want to get into the university.

For August Semester last date for application is 31 January

And for, January Semester last date for application is 31 July. For more information you can go through the official website as well.

Good luck! :)