My son is about to pass out of 12th. How do I look for scholarships for overseas study?

Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that your son is currently studying in the 10th grade. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that studying overseas will offer your son access to a world of endless opportunities. Although certain programs are designed keeping secondary school students in mind, you would be glad to know that summer programs or pre-college programs designed specifically for younger students, in turn, offering them exposure to a variety of academic disciplines, cultural backgrounds, as well as various events in life, are offered by a number of colleges and institutions. I would recommend that your son looks into the language immersion classes, summer study programs, as well as the exchange programs that these academic institutions and universities have to offer. Not just that, remember that he can plan beforehand and also make sure that he adheres to the requirements for any programs he might be interested in taking up after he completes high school by conducting a study on the prerequisites for securing admission to foreign universities as soon as possible. Moreover, for students’ his age, aspiring to pursue education overseas, getting in touch with academic advisors or guidance counselors can also prove beneficial as they will be able to offer useful information pertaining to the myriad of possibilities available.

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Ans: Hello John. Greetings for the day. It is understandable that you are concerned about your son’s job and his desire to study overseas in countries like the US, Europe, Australia, or New Zealand.

Coming to the question,the student will be eligible to apply to the to the USA with his CGPA; a 1-year gap is fine to apply to the universities in the USA; he will get a job in the manufacturing industry-consumer goods, industrial goods, automotive products, and electronics, mechatronics also plays an important role in healthcare, transportation, and many other fields. Graduates of the Mechatronics MS program will work in cybersecurity, telecommunications, computer science, automotive engineering, robotics, artificial intelligence, consumer products and packaging, and more. There are few universities that give GRE waivers.
Also, Europe, Australia and New Zealand are good options for higher studies and job purposes. It would be good if you let us know if there is a specific country in your mind so that we may guide you further.

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Ans: Hi. Your son can apply for the following scholarships:

Central Sector Scheme of Scholarships for College and University Students
INSPIRE Scholarship
State Government Scholarships (Check your state’s specific offerings)
NIT-specific scholarships (offered by the institution)
Private Scholarships like L&T Build India Scholarship and Aditya Birla Scholarship.
Rest, you can explore from various sources which can be extracted from NIT administration.

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