hello Kanan,

yes you can apply to the colleges of UK and by giving the exams required by the colleges and scoring well enough to be a part of the college as a student. please also take care of the eligibility criteria of the institutes.

thanks.

Hello Fidha....

To study in uk international students have to acquire a student visa from the near by british high comission,a tier 4 student visa will cover a student plan to pursue full time education in uk..

.you can apply for a student visa 3 months prior to your date of travel to uk,before applying you must prepare the supporting documents that will need...........

EVIDANCE OF CPONFIRMATION OF ACCEPTANCE FOR STUDIES

ASSESSMENT BASED ON QUALIFICATION

ASSESSMENT BASED O REFERENCES

ASSESSMENT BASED ON PROGRESS

ASSESSMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPETENCE

EVIDENCE OF FUNDS

You should apply for ATAS clearance certificate online on the foregin and commonwealth office website,which also contains information about the scheme and list of subjects.

additional requirement for financial sponsorship is also needed.

also you can read the uk visa procedure tests and examinations ,payment of application fee 

to understand the complete process involved in it you can check through

www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

  or 

www.hyderabadoverseas.com

All the best

Thank you

• Undergraduate Study of 2 years
• Foundation training which is another 2 years
• After the completion of 4 years, students can .opt for continue medicine with specialisation.

Hello Aspirant

Yes you are eligible for the TS ICET Exam.

The eligibility criteria are as follows:-

# you must be Indian 

# graduation from a recognised board with minimum 3 years duration.

# minimum 50% marks in qualifying exams 

# candidates appearing for the final year graduation exams are also eligible to apply for TS ICET Exam 2019.

# there is no age limit

Thank you!

Hi Anudeep

Now-a-days many students are interested to do MBA. To pursue MBA anywhere out of India one must attempt GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) and English language proficiency tests such as TOFEL/IELTS as per the requirements of the universities they want to get into.

In the scenario of UK, MBA is a one year program and it is designed in such a way that people with two to three  years of work experience will reap maximum benefits out of it. Many colleges in UK put minimum 2-3 years of work experience as their eligibility criteria along with any of the english language proficiency tests and first division or higher second division scores in Bachelor's degree. There are also institutions which don't require GMAT score and Work experience. One should always keep in mind that exceptional performance in academic and extra curricular domain would give an applicant more weightage in the selection criteria when compared with other applicants. It is always recommended to go MBA in UK with prior work experience to get the best results.

Some Universities in UK which accept candidates without work experience:

• West London College
• London School of Business and Finance
• University of Derby
• University of West London
• Coventry University
• Anglia Ruskin University
• University of Berdfordshire
• Coventry University
• Cardiff University
• University of Aberdeen

In the scenario of Australia, almost all the universities consider Bachelor's degree programs with 3 or 4 years, but there are few universities which only look for 4 years of Bachelor's degree. In Australia Universities require a detailed CV of the applicant, work experience certificates (incase of people with work ex), Statement of Purposes (SOP's) for chosing that particular degree to pursue in their Masters, Letter of Recommendation (LOR's), etc are required. IELTS is the only english proficiency exam which is accepted by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship. Higly recommended to get a score of minimum 7 in IELTS to get into the best universities. GMAT is accepted by most of the colleges for their MBA degree course but it is not mandatory for few of them.

Some Universities of Australia are:

• The University of Melbourne
• The University of Sydney
• RMIT University
• Federation University Australia Brisbane Campus
• Monash University
• Central Queensland University
• The University of Adelaide

All the best

Hii Prakash,Govind ballabhpant agricultural institute pant Nagar Uttarakhand is one of the best agriculture University in Uttarakhand so you can apply for it the admission criteria is through entrance exam so if you are interested you can apply for it so good luck

Hi Ramu,

It is good that you want to study abroad. The applications have to be filled directly from the website of the college whichever you prefer. After reviewing your application they will contact you as soon as possible.

There are some guidelines/requirements as well; I am listing them below:-

• The application form should be accompanied by the designated application fee as mentioned by the college you choose and apply
• Transfer certificate of your last educational institution(should be translated into English if required)
• Report cards/mark cards of exams attended(specifically 10th,12th and UG if attended)
• ACT or SAT scores
• Declaration of monetary support from the family or sponsor of the student.This should accompany a bank letter or current statement of the bank.
• IELTS or TOEFL certificate
• Visa
• Tax – Candidates must have a tax file number (TFN).
• Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) – This is compulsory for all foreign students. This will have to be paid and collected before the visa.

Hope this helps you

Hello Deepanshu,

  If you are really passsionate about research in Physics then I would suggest to go for Engineering Physics instead of Mechanical or Electrical. Engineering physics students are more involved in research studies. Even courses are also mostly focused on research studies. While in ME/EE you are given exposure of practical/labs which is mainly focused on industrial requirements. You can also do research in EE and ME but those subjects will deviate from physics. In case of EE you can work on communication, electromagnetics and even in power engineering which is mainly kind of application based. Engineering physics do more of atomic level studies.

  For your case my suggestion would be to join Engineering Physics to pursue research as your career.

 Good Luck !!!!