Hey, 

UKPSC are available from 28th december 2018 , while last day to submit forms  were till 17th January 2019. The minimum age is atleast 21 years . The student from OBC category also gets 3 years relaxation and the candidate from SC/ST category gets 5 years relaxation. 

All the best !!!!!

Applying to study abroad involves several steps. Start by researching universities and programs that align with your academic and career goals. Once you identify your preferred institutions, check their specific admission requirements and deadlines. Prepare for standardized tests such as the GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, or IELTS, if required. Gather necessary documents, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and a resume. Fill out the application forms accurately and submit them before the deadlines. Additionally, explore scholarship opportunities and apply for financial aid if needed. Finally, ensure you have a valid passport and apply for a student visa once you receive an acceptance letter from the university.

Hi candidate,

Yes you can do the job but make sure that you're thorough with your Knowledge required for the company

If you are not Confident of getting a job then yes you have to learn some courses out there to crack interviews with ease

Hope it helps.

Undergraduate - after completing your high school education, you can directly apply to australian universities . The programme is of five or six years duration. 

Postgraduate- if you have already received a bachelors degree in medicine, then you are eligible for graduate program. The program are of four years duration. 

Hey vamshi! 

Yes you could get could jobs in Canada with a graduation in masters of commerce and sap. 

You could get jobs like - 

Financial manager 

E - commerce manager

Web and e commerce operation specialist 

Senior product manager

Sales manager 

Executive director 

Financial services representative

Mortgage advisor

Financial services representative

Communication and marketing manager

Merchandiser e-commerce

You could first start of with these jobs which they would give you with an mcom degree and later decide on any other courses. 

Wish you all the best! 

Study aborad good or bad is depend upon your course and college selection, Your age and dertermination to pursue the course.  I have seen cases where students obtain medical degree from China, Philipines, Ukraine, etc. but after completion of their degree they are sitting ideal in India because these countries gave them degrees but not permit them to practice and in India they required to pass the MCI exam which is very tough and the pass percentage is only 10%.  Decide your course and your passion wisely.  Best of Luck.

Preparing for admission to colleges abroad involves several key steps. Begin by researching universities and programs that align with your academic interests and career goals. Check the specific admission requirements for each institution, including standardized tests like the SAT, GRE, or TOEFL/IELTS. Maintain a strong academic record and engage in extracurricular activities to build a well-rounded application. Prepare for and take the required tests, aiming for competitive scores. Gather recommendation letters from professors or professionals who can vouch for your abilities. Craft a compelling personal statement or essay that highlights your achievements, aspirations, and why you are a good fit for the program. Ensure all application materials are submitted by the deadlines. Finally, consider financial planning, including scholarships, grants, and part-time work opportunities, to support your studies abroad.

Hello,

Most colleges and universities in Canada offer scholarships at the time of admission for exceptionally meritorious and promising students. Additionally, many departmental scholarships as well as other funding opportunities are also available, although the candidate is required to apply for these scholarships separately. Please specify your prospective course fo study and/or university for further details.

yes you can apply for the university the admission process for which i am going to discuss below which you can go through in detail however your chances of getting admission mainly depends on the subjects you want to study.

Germany has 13 years of schooling instead of 12 years so you have to take admission in studienkolleg there but to get admission there you will have to clear a language German exam & maths exam for which you have to learn German language also.

This course last for 1 year & then you give the final exam. after this you will be certified as an A-student and you will be eligible for joining the course of your choice.

Then you apply in universities based on that exam & 12th marks they give you admission. If you want to avoid this long process then study 1 year in your home country & then next year apply.

All other details can be taken from the official website http://www.en.uni-muenchen.de.