Yes, you can pursue an MS in software with a focus on Linux OS after completing a degree in mechanical engineering. Many universities accept students from diverse engineering backgrounds for their software and computer science programs, as long as they demonstrate a strong interest and foundational knowledge in the field.

Yes surely. 

Mostly you get an acceptance letter in your email or mail box. 

Apart from that you generally get a login ID in the college’s official website where you can get updates on your admission process. 

If you’re planning to study in UK, most colleges there provide scholarship based on your performance in the first year so mostly you won’t be getting any scholarship until you’re in the second year. 

Good luck with your admissions! 

Hello Sreedhar,

I would like to say that no branch is good or bad. Indian people judge a branch good if they hear a student getting an extremely good package from that branch. Since CSE students, have been placed in Super dream companies such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, etc.

Hello Albii,

I would say not much, rather it will be very specific and limited. You will find very fewer universities offering such courses, and that too the placements will be very limited and seasonal. Catering Supervisor, Cabin Crew, Hospitality Executive, Catering Officer, Sales Executive, Hotel Manager, Hotel Supervisor, Marketing

It would be really helpful if you can mention the exact query that you want to be resolved. Please mention what exam/college/university/course/degree etc. you are referring to. It would be really helpful for us to answer.

Gupta,

In my opinion you totally can. There are very few institutes under DAAD who restrict students from various colleges/institutions. Even then, I cross-checked through a random course under the programme and found the same conclusion.

https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/en/detail/3785/#tab_registration

which led to this : https://www.commas.uni-stuttgart.de/admission/

Hello Ashish,

Bachelor of Tourism and travel management in short BTTM Courses are offered by several universities in London UK. You will be taught management and planning skills. 

You will be required to give IELTS, SAT, or some other language proficiency tests.

 UK:

• Coventry University, 
• The University of Glasgow,
• The

Depending on the college you want to get into, you will be asked to write the SATs. 

There are two kinds of SATs. The SAT 1 (english and maths) and SAT 2 (you choose out of many subjects like physics, chemistry, etc depending on the requirements of your desired college).