Can a PCM average student in 12th study BTech in Applied Sciences in CSC abroad?

Ans: Hello,

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,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your son wishes to pursue his Bachelor's in Computer Science from Netherlands. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that all the universities that you have listed are renowned universities in Netherlands with distinct advantages in computer science and artificial intelligence (AI). Nevertheless, a number of variables viz., your son’s individual choices, particular interests, preferred method of instruction, and professional objectives, play a key role in deciding the best of these universities. In order to make an educated choice, you can go through each university’s unique characteristics mentioned below:

TU Delft (Delft University of Technology), with state-of-the-art infrastructure and possibilities for research, is well-regarded for the robust technology and engineering programs it offers. Emphasizing on both theoretical underpinnings as well as real-world applications, the university offers a program in the field of Computer Science. VU Amsterdam (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), is situated in the centre of Amsterdam and offers easy access to a wide variety of professional and cultural activities. The university focuses on real-world AI applications across a range of industries. It offers students a specialized AI program. Coming to Leiden University, with a rich academic legacy and a close-knit student population, Leiden is an ancient city. The university is renowned for its robust academic standing and research-focused atmosphere and offers a Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence (AI) program concentrating on both, technical expertise and ethical issues. Lastly, Radboud University, situated in Nijmegen, a vibrant city with a large student population and a high standard of living, offers an inclusive and friendly academic atmosphere. The university is well-known for its prowess in cognitive science and Artificial Intelligence (AI). A Bachelor's degree in Artificial Intelligence (AI), concentrating on research and innovation is provided by the university.

Lastly, I would recommend that your son conducts an all-round study on each university, taking into account each university’s course design, campus atmosphere, student support services, experience of the faculty members, as well as available resources. Not just that, he should also get in touch with each university’s alumni or students presently studying there in order to acquire firsthand knowledge of their experiences. To make an educated choice that best resonates with his educational and professional goals, your son should pay careful attention to these factors.

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Ans: Hello dear.
If your daughter is an average student then first think about the CSE course. The challenges in the CSE course are very high. If a student is weak in mathematical calculations then he has to face a lot of problems in writing programs. But anyway, if you have decided on CSE it is better to choose the best college in India only. If you can afford then CSE and be completed from abroad also. Dubai will be one of the best destinations for CSE. Try to consult physically with the agency that is providing information related to education in abroad.

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Ans: Foreign Degree Better, if u can afford