I am in class 12th non-medical, and I want to study abroad, Please guide which are affordable, high-quality education universities I should start prepairing for

Ans: Hello Neeraj,
The good universities and colleges will have a minimum requirement of more than 70% in the 12th grade to enrol in graduate engineering in computers. You may be admitted with 60%, but there are extremely few possibilities. The approximate charge ranges from 13 to 18 lacs each year, depending on the country.

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First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am happy to hear about your son’s plans on pursuing research in the field of biotechnology on completion of his Bachelor’s of Science degree. I would like to let you know that several aspects viz., your son’s interests in research, the cost, his professional objectives as well as his individual choices play a key role in his decision to attend a foreign university in order to pursue his postgraduate degree. I would recommend that your son take into account the below mentioned universities that are regarded for their robust programs in biotechnology and life sciences:

1. The UK:
University of Oxford
University of Cambridge

2. Australia:
University of Melbourne

3. The USA:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Harvard University
University of California, Berkeley
Stanford University

4. Canada:
University of Toronto

5. Switzerland:
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich)

6. Singapore:
National University of Singapore (NUS)

Prior to deciding on a university to pursue his research interests, I would suggest that he takes into account the details of the program, potential possibilities for research, the experience of the faculty members, possibilities for funding, as well as the location of the university and it’s overall ambience. Not just that, your son should also examine the prerequisites for securing admission to as well as the application deadlines for the universities he intends to attend. To acquire the best possible advice and seek assistance while deciding on a university that best resonates with his research pursuits, I would recommend that your son also gets in touch with educational instructors and counselors who are at present teaching him. Lastly, the decision he makes should match his academic as well as professional objectives.

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To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that you have completed your Bachelor’s of Commerce (B.Com) degree and now wish to pursue an MBA in Finance or Postgraduate Diploma. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that selecting a European country to pursue your higher studies with the final goal of attaining a PR i.e. Permanent Residency, is rather a major choice. You would be glad to know that exceptional academic possibilities as well as routes to obtaining a PR are offered to international students by a number of European nations. Nevertheless, bear in mind that the particular prerequisites as well as the possibilities of attaining Permanent Residency for each country may be different. As previously mentioned, your ultimate goal is to obtain a PR and for that reason, I would recommend that you take into account countries where the immigration laws for overseas students are conducive viz., Germany, the Netherlands, Canada (although not located in Europe), as well as Sweden. Choosing these countries to pursue an MBA in Finance or a Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) can be a wise decision. Bear in mind that each country may have varying steps that lead to one attaining Permanent Residency (PR), viz., job offerings in sectors that are highly sought-after, professional experience, and language competency. I would suggest that in order to determine the best possibilities for attaining Permanent Residency (PR), you conduct a thorough study on the specified prerequisites for PR, as well as the the immigration laws and regulations for the country of your choosing. Not just that, prior to making an informed choice, ensure that you factor in the living expenses, the standard of education in your area of study, as well as the language prerequisites.

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Ans: Hello Jeevan. To begin with, thank you for contacting us. Congratulations to your brother on scoring 97 percentile in the GMAT exams. I am glad to hear that he wants to pursue an MBA from a top university overseas. Here are some countries and universities with financial flexibility:

1. United States:
Top Universities: Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, and MIT Sloan
Financial Aid: Scholarships, grants, federal loans, private loans

2. United Kingdom: Top Universities: London Business School, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College
Financial Aid: Scholarships, Bursaries, and Government Loans

3. Canada:
Top Universities: Rotman, Richard Ivey, and Schulich
Financial Aid: Scholarships, Grants, and Bank Loans

4. Australia:
Top Universities: Melbourne Business School, AGSM, University of Sydney
Financial Aid: Scholarships, government loans, and private financing

5. Singapore: Top Universities: NUS, Nanyang, INSEAD (Singapore campus)
Financial Aid: Scholarships, Grants, and Bank Loans

6. Germany: Top Universities: ESMT Berlin, Mannheim Business School, HHL Leipzig
Financial Aid: Scholarships and Student Loans

Encourage your brother to research each university's financial aid options and consider factors like cost of living, visa regulations, and post-graduation opportunities.

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Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that your son is pursuing his Bachelor of Physiotherapy after which he intends pursuing his postgraduate (PG) studies in the USA. I would like to let you know that although pursuing higher studies overseas can be a fantastic opportunity, taking monetary considerations into account is crucial. As an answer to your question, mentioned below are some suggestions to locate economical options as well as the admissions procedure:

As the first step, your son should look into universities that provide affordable programs, or else, examine programs that offer monetary assistance or scholarships to overseas students. In comparison to others, a few universities might charge cheaper tuition fees. I would suggest that your son searches for public universities or ones that offer robust initiatives for financial assistance. Next, your son should make sure that the universities he is thinking about enrolling in are accredited by recognized accreditation agencies. This guarantees that educational criteria are fulfilled. If needed, your son should prepare beforehand for standardized tests viz., the GRE and TOEFL/IELTS. He can study with the help of various resources available online and in libraries. Remember that the application procedure and prerequisites differ between universities. Ensure that your son adheres to the guidelines set by each university and submits necessary documents viz., his academic marksheets, scores of standardized tests viz., the GRE, scores of English competency tests viz., the IELTS or TOEFL, personal statement, endorsement letters, as well as a CV or résumé. As part of financial planning, I would recommend that your son sets a realistic budget for pursuing higher studies abroad. He should consider the costs of living, tuition costs, medical insurance, as well as other additional expenditures. He should also look into the part-time employment opportunities for international students, and make sure that the work doesn’t hamper his studies. There are a number of scholarships available for international students that your son should look into. Scholarships based on merit or monetary support packages are offered by a number of universities. In addition, your son can explore external scholarship programs provided by governmental bodies, commercial businesses, or foundations. Besides conventional postgraduate programs, your son could look into other options viz., online programs, which may be comparatively cheaper and offer more flexibility. In order to acquire direction and assistance during the application procedure, your son can get in touch with the international student offices at the universities he’s considering. Not just that, he should speak with academic advisors or organizations with experience helping students study overseas.

Remember that there are several renowned universities in the USA and some other nations that are regarded for the robust Physiotherapy programs they offer. In the USA, your son can apply to universities viz., University of Southern California, Emory University, University of Iowa, University of Pittsburgh, and University of Delaware. In Australia, University of Sydney, University of Queensland, and University of Melbourne are well-known for their postgraduate programs in Physiotherapy. Universities viz., King's College London, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, University of Southampton, University of Nottingham, University of Birmingham, University of Manchester, and University of East Anglia in the UK are known for their postgraduate studies in Physiotherapy. Your son can consider applying to any of these universities. Your son can also apply to any of these Canadian universities viz., University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, McGill University, University of Toronto, and McMaster University that are well-regarded for their Physiotherapy postgraduate programs. These universities are well-known for their top-notch instruction, hands-on learning, and research possibilities in Physiotherapy. In order to ascertain which program best resonates with his interests, monetary situation, and professional objectives, I would recommend that your son conducts more research on each program. Besides, when selecting, he should also take into account variables viz., the location, amenities, experience of the faculty members, and alumni network.

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