Hello Bharath,

In order to pursue either an undergraduate or postgraduate course in Canada for the Sep intake 2019, you need to qualify standardised tests like GRE, TOEFL, IELTS depending on the course and university. Usually, you need to register and take these tests between June to December. By August to October, you need to shortlist various colleges you are interested in and apply for them. Once you clear your exams and are shortlisted to get selected into their colleges, you will be called for personal/video interviews which are usually scheduled between January to March. Once you clear all the steps you should be set to go into the college you desire in Canada.

As the complete process takes almost a year time, it would be advisable to appear for the next year intake i.e., 2020 intake. You should begin the process from now itself for the 2020 intake.

Hope this helps you. All the best!

Hello Rahul Goswami, 

Yes, you can get admission in any of the undergraduate courses offered in foreign universities. However, in order to get admissions abroad you will need to appear foe certain standardised international examinations like American College Testing (ACT) or SAT and Test of English as a Foriegn Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS).

About ACT:

• It is pen and paper test whose scores are required by multiple universities in order to check whether you eligible for admissions. The test is administered by ACT Inc.
• It basically measures the readiness of high school students for college and gives colleges a common means of comparison between the student who apply.
• The examinations comprises of English, mathematics, reading, science and an optional writing section. 
• The maximum score of the test is 36 and the average score is 21.
• It is suggested that you take the ACT at the end of your 11th grade or the beginning of your 12th grade so that you have enough chances to improve your score if necessary.
• ACT scores are valid for 5 years.

About SAT:

• SAT is a standardized admission test run by a non-profit organisation called College Board in USA. SAT is believed to be an effective measure of intellectual capabilities and potential.
• SAT is a standardized test which shows schools your readiness for college by testing you in areas of reading comprehensions, computational capabilities and expressional clarity.
• Most of the colleges in USA, New Zealand, UK, Canada and Australia widely accept SAT scores in order to get admissions in undergraduate courses.
• The SAT has 10 sections - first is an essay, then two reading, two math, one writing and one experimental section all these are of 25 minutes each, this is then followed by a 20 minutes reading section, a 20 minutes math sections, and a 10 minute writing section.
• The SAT score is given between the range of 400 to 1600. The average score falls somewhere around 1000, however to get one of the top universities you will need to get a score above 1300.
• The best time to take the SAT is in your 11th grade or the start of your 12th grade. This will give you enough time to improve your score. 
• This score is valid for 5 years. 

About TOEFL iBT:

• The TOEFL iBT test is preferred in colleges in USA, France, Germany, Australia and Canada.
• TOEFL iBT is a four hour computerised examination testing you in four sections, namely reading, listening, speaking and writing.
• Each section is of one hour each. Each section is of 30 marks. The TOEFL result which you will you get will score you out of 120.

About IELTS:

• IELTS is an examination taken by students who plan on studying in countries where the predominantly spoken language is English.
• IELTS comprises of four sections namely reading, listening, writing and speaking. 
• It is accepted in USA, Canada, UK, New Zealand and Australia.
• It score the candidate on scale from 1 to 9.

All the best! 

I hope this helps!

Do revert back in case of any doubts.

Hello Sachin Ekanath Cahavan,

Scholarships for International Students wanting to study abroad are as follows:

• Fulbright Scholarship (USA): Fulbright scholarships are awarded to excelling international students who wish to pursue their Master's or Ph.D from the United States. It provides full funding including textbooks, tution, airfare, health insurance, and living stipend.
  
• Chevening Scholarships (UK): This scholarship provides financial aid to about 1,000 outstanding international students from over 100 countries who wish to pursue their Master's in the UK. It covers monthly stipend, tution and also provides allowances and travel expences to and from UK.
  
• Endeavour Postgraduate Awards (Australia): It provides full scholarships to international students to pursue their Master's or Ph.D from Austalia. The scholarship is inclusive of travel allowance, tution fees, establishment allowance, health insurance, monthly stipend, and travel insurance.
  
• Eiffel Eschellence Scholarship Programme (France): It is provided to international students wanting to pursue their Master's or Ph.D in French univerities. The scholarship does not cover tution fees, but it provides the students with monthly stipend, health insurace, travel expenses and an allowance to participate in various cultural activities.
  
• Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships (Switzerland): The Swiss Government provides various scholarships to international students wanting to pursue their postragraduation in Switzerland. These scholarships cover various public funded universities for programmes to pursue Master's and doctorate degrees.
  
• Gates Cambridge Scholarships (UK): These are one of the most prestigious scholarships open to international students from all over the world. The scholarship offers full cost programme support to students wanting to pursue an education in the University of Cambridge. It covers maintenance allowances, tution fees, airfare etc. 
  
• Clarendon Scholarships at University of Oxford (UK): It provides scholarships to graduate applicants at the University of Oxford. It is provided on the basis of accademic achievements and potential. The scholarships covers college and tution expenses and provides living allowances.
• Schwarzman Scholars Program at Tsinghua University (China): It offers outstanding international students an opportunity to study a year of their Master's in Tsinghua University. It covers college and tution fees, living expenses, travel expenses, an in country study tour, books and supplies, smartphone and laptop, health insurance, and a personal allowance. 
• Rotary Foundation Global Study Grants (Global): The scholarship funds graduate and research programmes from one to four years. It is via The Rotary Foundation that these grants are given.
• Trudeau Scholarships (Canada): It is a prestigious grant offered in Canada. It cover three years of study. It also covers travel expenses, excursions and professional development. 
  
• Swedish Scholarships for International Students (Sweden): The Sweden Institute provides scholarships to highly excelling and qualified international students from developing countries wishing to pursue Master's in Sweden. It covers tution fee, travel grant, living expenses and insurance.
  

Part-time jobs while studying:

• Some countries which are open to students working part-time are United States, United Kingdom, Australia, France, Germany, Brazil, China and Spain.
• As students you can work part-time in universities as assistants to professors or lab technicians; you can work in restaurants and bars as waiters, baristas or cashiers; in call centres as telesales persons or in the customer service department; you can find internships which suite your degree in order to work and gain some field experience; you can volunteer in various organisations in order to gain experience and knowledge.

All the best!

I hope this helps!

Do revert back in case of any queries.

Hello Fidha....

To study in uk international students have to acquire a student visa from the near by british high comission,a tier 4 student visa will cover a student plan to pursue full time education in uk..

.you can apply for a student visa 3 months prior to your date of travel to uk,before applying you must prepare the supporting documents that will need...........

EVIDANCE OF CPONFIRMATION OF ACCEPTANCE FOR STUDIES

ASSESSMENT BASED ON QUALIFICATION

ASSESSMENT BASED O REFERENCES

ASSESSMENT BASED ON PROGRESS

ASSESSMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPETENCE

EVIDENCE OF FUNDS

You should apply for ATAS clearance certificate online on the foregin and commonwealth office website,which also contains information about the scheme and list of subjects.

additional requirement for financial sponsorship is also needed.

also you can read the uk visa procedure tests and examinations ,payment of application fee 

to understand the complete process involved in it you can check through

www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

  or 

www.hyderabadoverseas.com

All the best

Thank you

Hello,

A gap after graduation generally affects your chances of admission depending upon what you accomplished in the gap year.

If you are applying for an MS abroad, then a gap to participate in an internship or any sort of professional activity which is related to the prospective field of study will actually boost your application. Additionally, if you have completed any short-term course or have acquired any publication under your name in the gap year, then the admissions committee will positively interpret your gap year.

On the other hand, if the gap year in question cannot be justified towards the area of study you are applying to and is unrelated to the same, then the gap year may affect your chances of admission drastically. A gap year taken for preparation and/or coaching for GRE or an  English language proficiency test may prove to hinder your application in the eyes of the admissions committee.

Therefore, you should ensure that you work further towards your goal in the gap year or years in order to increase the weight of your application for an MS abroad.

Hi Bottu, its Not for all universities. Some universities requires at least 2 years work experience. But some universities allows without having work experience.

I hope it will help.

Thanks.

Hey mrunal! 

The 25th percentile new sat score is 1460 and the 75th percentile sat score is 1590.

In other words a 1460 places you below average while a 1590 will move you up to above average. There is no absolute sat requirement at Harvard but they want to see at least a 1460 to have a chance at being considered. 

Wish you all the best! 

Hello dear

Think about the subjects you want to study. According to your budget, your age, past education, work experience and a couple of other factors decide upon the duration of course. Afterwards look for the colleges who offer such courses. Apply in three to four colleges. Go through any consultancy, they will do it free for you.

IELTS is the minimum requirement for all colleges. Know the band you need to score in IELTS to get into those selected colleges. Apply for IELTS and practice for two to three months. You can apply in colleges without the score but you need to show your IELTS exam dates and details.

Wait for the IELTS score and revert from the colleges. With the offer letter from the college, you will also receive the registration amount you need to pay to book a seat in the college. Wire that amount to college in the bank provided by them. Everything will be written in the offer letter.

Also apply for the GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificates). That’s nothing but an account in Canadian Bank. Scotia Bank. Apply for the account through online. Your consultant will guide you. It will take one month in opening of account, you will have to transfer 10,000 Canadian dollars to show your living expenses.

Take a medical check up appointment in the hospitals which are approved by the Canadian Embassy. Your consultant will guide you obviously. There must be a counter for Canadian visa applicants. Be careful with the questions asked by the doctors.

Collect money to pay the semester fee to the college and don’t book the tickets to Canada. because your Visa may be denied by the Embassy.

So now you are ready for Visa filling. Fill the Visa application form and put all the papers such as health check up, GIC proof, tuition fee payment receipt, offer letter, id proofs, academics, passport, etc, etc. There will be fee you need to pay at the counter. Get the proper photographs according to Canadian Embassy’s requirements.

Hi Aspirant, For best foreign business school you should have a good CV and have extremely good marks in GMAT,TOEFL or IELTS. There are many good college but best place to study MBA are USA and UK because their colleges are in world top colleges and there degree are more valuable than other colleges. 

Universities in USA:
Harvard Business School

Stanford Graduate School of Business

• University of Pennsylvania - Wharton School
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology - MIT Sloan School of Management
• University of California at Berkeley - Haas School of Business
• Yale Univeristy
• University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
• University of Chicago - Booth School of Business
• Columbia Business School
• Dartmouth College (Tuck)
• University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
• Northwestern University (Kellogg)

Universities in UK:
University of Oxford

• London Business School
• University of Cambridge
• London School of Economics and Political Science
• Imperial College London
• University of Warwick
• University College London
• University of Bristol
• University of Bath
• Lancaster University
• University College Birmingham
• University of Ulster
• Leeds Beckett University
• University of Wales - Trinity Saint David
• Buckingamshire New University
• University of West London