Studying abroad involves several key steps. First, you need to research and choose your desired destination and institutions that offer the course you want to pursue. Once selected, check their admission requirements and application deadlines. Prepare for and take standardized tests if required, such as the TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, or GMAT. Gather necessary documents, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and a resume. Apply to the universities and, upon receiving an offer, arrange your finances by exploring scholarships, grants, student loans, or personal savings. Next, apply for a student visa for the country you will be studying in, which often involves an interview and proof of financial capability. Finally, arrange your travel, accommodation, and any other logistical details before departure. Throughout this process, staying organized and adhering to timelines is crucial. Try selecting a foreign admission consultant for your educational career, consider their track record, client reviews, and success stories.

Dear Agrim,

Thank you for your query. For studying LLB abroad you need to pass the following exam in specific countries to qualify for a scholarship:

1. US,Canada: TOEFL,IELTS,LSAT
2. Australia: IELTS, PTE, LSAT
3. UK: CAE , CPE , IELTS, LSAT
4. Canada: CELPIP, LSAT
5. For Scholarship: LSAT, ACT, IELTS

All the best

You should complete your Undergraduate degree in India only and at least spend a couple of years here to prepare yourself to go out.
Students from CBSE, ISC or state board school students should pursue the undergraduate degree here as there may be budgetary constraints and you won’t be able to work and recover the salary.
Many countries have strict immigration laws where you don't get a long period to work and recover the salary. So, what you spend in foreign currencies and gain a degree and you come and earn in Indian rupee, you will not be able to recover your cost in the foreseeable future. It is a lifelong experience and think through all these factors before making a decision.

Ms. Kadhambari S. Viswanathan
Asst. VP
VIT, Vellore

Twinning programmes are a very good choice if you’re very certain and have the financial means to go and study abroad. A lot of students go to study an UG program directly in an international university and many students fail miserably in such scenarios.
You need to understand the vast difference between our school education and how the colleges are there. Students can join a global and international university in India where they get prepared to join an international university.
It is easier when your introductory courses are taught by the Indian faculty and in a manner in which you are usually accustomed to. There are foreign universities which have drastically different teaching methodologies which Indian students might not be exposed to. So, having a strong foundation is of utmost importance.Therefore, these twinning programmes act as a bridge between our school system and a global teaching atmosphere.

Ms. Kadhambari S. Viswanathan
Asst. VP
VIT, Vellore

• National University of Singapore (NUS)
• Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
• Tokyo University

• MIT
• Harvard University
• Stranford University
• Oxford University
• Yale University
• Purdue University
• Munich University
• Cambridge University

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To become an Evolutionary Biologists you need to have a very strong grasp on all Bio/Medical related concepts. Also you need to have a good research in your particular field. It depends upon you, what majors you wish to pursue, which interest you the most. Some of the popular majors are listed, which might help you:

• Pre-Medical Sciences
• Botany
• Zoology
• Marine Biology
• General Biology

A good research work and discoveries in the particular field will definitely make you closer to evolutionary.

Regarding Abroad Studies, that depends on you as well, considering the given factors:

• If you are comfortable studying in a different country, with different culture and rules with less of your known ones
• Whether you can afford college fees, food and living expense (You can try for Scholarships as well)
• Whether you are getting admissions into a top notch, Ivy-League college

If you are able to satisfy these conditions, then there is no harm in studying abroad.

All the best.

Hey aspirant

The top ranking colleges for Master of Science in various engineering disciplines-

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, USA
• University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
• Stanford University, Stanford, USA
• University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
• Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA
• Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
• The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
• The University of Texas, Austin, USA
• Northwestern University, Evanston, USA
• California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA

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To study abroad, it is not necessary to apply in any such organisation. These organisations are just to guide you towards your path. You can directly apply in different entrance exams to study abroad.

You can apply for the below mentioned entrance exams to study abroad:

1. IELTS
2. GRE
3. TOEFL
4. PTE

Visit the below mentioned link, to get information about everything that you need to know about studying abroad:

https://www.careers360.com/articles/Universities/Studying-Abroad-Everything-YOU-need-to-know

This is the link for different courses and exams that you can give to study abroad:

https://www.careers360.com/articles/study-abroad-countries-courses-tests-visas-more

Hope this answer helps!

Hey there!

First things first, shortlist the countries you plan on pursuing your grad from. Then make a list of schools in those countries, which provide you the course of your interest.

Germany is a very good place for higher studies, along with other European Countries like Italy and Venice. The courses are almost free if you get the scholarships.

And no, you need not study German before hand, you just need to know the basics in order to survive in a foreign land. Also, they will provide you with a one year of foundation course during your first year, where they will teach your German.

Before attempting the IELTS, please look up the requirements of the college which you plan on attempting. Some colleges accept IELTS scores, while some accept TOEFL and some accept both. Also, kindly prepare for the exam properly before attempting. Considering the English eligibility exams takes place every week, take a little preparation time before attempting it. Also, you will have to give the SATs too for taking admission in grad programs.

Hope this helps.