Seeking Abroad Education: Possibilities for MCA Daughter?

Ans: While she can opt for multiple options, you can speak to her and understand which area interests her the most in terms of the things she would like to pursue. Considering that study abroad programs are relatively expensive you would like to invest in a program that helps her progress in her career. You may find courses from BBA to Bcom hons to Bsc Economics as viable options for her

Ans: Hello, Gurjit
She has three years of experience and can pursue a master's degree in Australia, the UK, Canada, or Germany. She can provide us with her credentials so we can further direct her based on those.

Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that your daughter is pursuing the final semester of her Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communication Engineering. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that we only deal with overseas education. Yes, you can definitely send your daughter abroad to pursue her Master's. I would like to tell you that owing to their renowned universities, top-notch education, and vast array of opportunities, a number of countries are well-known for pursuing Master of Science (MS) degrees abroad. With its vast array of top-tier universities and research centres, the USA continues to be a sought-after destination for pursuing MS programs spanning different disciplines. Likewise, a number of international students are also drawn to countries viz., the UK, Canada, Germany, Australia, and Switzerland owing to their cutting-edge academic programs, culturally diverse settings, and significant focus on innovation and research. You would be glad to know that MS students are offered distinct advantages and opportunities in these countries, in turn, making them highly popular destinations for individuals looking for further education overseas.

As mentioned by you, if your daughter is not interested in pursuing a Master's abroad, I would suggest that she looks into other possibilities that best resonate with her interests and professional objectives. Post finishing her Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree, she could think about acquiring professional experience via internships or entry-level work in her field of interest. Gaining this practical experience can prove beneficial for her career growth and may help her determine her professional path. In order to improve her abilities and credentials without committing to a full-time Master's program overseas, she could also look into advanced certifications or specialized courses. Lastly, I would suggest that you motivate your daughter to investigate these possibilities and assist her in discovering her true calling, which in turn, could result in a gratifying and prosperous professional path.

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Ans: First I need to know whether she wants to continue with Psychology or change her line. If she wants to continue with Psychology then she can opt for integrated Ph.D from some good universities of Germany. The main benefit is that in Germany for girls education is absolutely free, even for students of other countries. In few universities hardly you need to pay only 200 to 300 Euros per semester. After completing some required credit after two years she can come out with only Master Degree also and may discontinue Ph.D, otherwise she can take admission only in MS. I will never recommend USA for MS in Psychology, because the expense is too high in USA.
Even in India she can do the same thing, but the competition is too high.
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Ans: After MBBS from GMC (a government college), your daughter has many options abroad:
US: USMLE Pathway (requires hard work and money, but very rewarding)


UK: PLAB exam → GMC registration → NHS work


Germany: Requires B1/B2 German, but low tuition and good post-MBBS opportunities


Australia & New Zealand: AMC pathway, slightly longer and costlier


Canada: Competitive, needs strong credentials and clearing MCCQE
For middle-income families, UK and Germany are more accessible due to shorter paths and relatively lower costs (especially Germany where education is nearly free after the language barrier is crossed).