Hello,

Yes you can! As long as your medical certification is from a recognised institution by the Singapore Medical Council, yo can apply to be allowed to practice in Singapore. Of course there will be a set of admin stuff you will have to complete before being allowed to practice here.

For practicing in in Singapore as a medical practitioner you must secure a job with hospitals, register with Singapore medical council and finally get accredited with Specialists Accreditation Board (SAB)  registration if you are practising as a specialist.

Alternatively, if there is a hospital/Medical institution willing to hire you, they can complete the procedutes on your behalf which will be much more convinient for you.

Hope this helps!!!

Dear Aspirant,

There are many colleges that accept students without the said exams but make sure you have your transcripts ready- LORs, projects/internships/Volunteering certificates, Statement of Purpose, Essays, Extra-curricular activities. These things are a must when trying to apply for colleges abroad.

Colleges in the US:

https://yocket.in/blog/universities-that-dont-require-sat-act-3527

There are 08 top Australian Universities which follow the above given criteria in order to exempt international students from submitting IELTS scores for admission. They are as follows:

• UNSW
• University of Adelaide
• University of Queensland
• University of Southern Queensland
• Macquarie University
• University of South Australia
• Swinburne University of Technology
• Bond University

Most of the colleges in Australia require an IELTS test score but have been waived off only on a case by case basic which is entirely judged. Many a times they have also waived it off if the students have completed their education in english medium.

Colleges in Singapore:

• Nanyang Technological College
• National college of Singapore
• Singapore Management University

Singapore also has numerous centres of internationally acknowledged universities like Duke University, University of Chicago, Booth Graduate School of Business, University of Nevada Las Vegas, and SP Jain Centre of Management.

Colleges in Canada:

• University of Saskatchewan
• Brock University
• Carleton University
• University of Winnipeg
• University of Regina
• Memorial University
• Concordia University

Hope this helps!

Hello,

Designing is an upcoming and demanding field and is gaining recognition faster than ever. Studying abroad does seem desirable but it is not entirely different from studying in your own country. Several Indian institutes ,not just NID offer amazing designing programs. Many Institutes in India have tie-ups with international universities and study abroad programs which will give you the exposure required for an undergraduate degree.

Studying abroad for an UG degree also requires a lot of capital ,so instead of spending that money for UG , you can save up for PG/higher studies abroad which will be of much more use. As long as you choose study and work hard, choose a good college with experiential learning then from where you study NID or NAFA or Lasalle or UAL it doesn't matter.

Hi there,

PFB the details of the list of colleges and their eligibility criteria.

Germany

Eligibility:

• A GMAT score above 600 can get into a program.
• Work experience of 2-3 years is mandatory for Indian students.
• A bachelor's degree with an above-average percentile.
• TOEFL/IELTS also required along with GMAT

Top Colleges :

• Manheim Business School
• ESMT
• WHU-Otto Beishiem
• Frankfurt School of Finance and Management

France

Eligibility:

A GMAT score between 682-703

Top Colleges:

• INSEAD
• HEC- Paris

America

Eligibility: A GMAT score between 607-733

Top Colleges:

• UNC Kenan-Flagler
• UCLA Anderson
• Columbia University
• Duke Fuqua
• Washington Univ. (Olin)

Canada

Eligibility: A GMAT score between 623-672

Top Colleges:

• University of Toronto
• McGill University-Desautels
• Queen's university

Australia

Eligibility:  A GMAT score between 650-677

Top Colleges:

• Melbourne Business School
• Australian School of Business: AGSM

Singapore

Eligibility: A  GMAT score between 650-677

Top Colleges:

• National Univ of Singapore (NUS)
• Nanyang (NTU)

Foreign universities consider many factors before admitting a candidate. Given your score, you have a fair chance. Also, you need work experience of minimum 2 years. Submit your application to various universities to increase your chance of getting admission into a program.

Also, go through the official websites of the universities, interact with the current students ( usually a chat option is available), hopefully, you will get a better idea.

I hope this helps!

Thank you and good luck!

Hello Ravi,

Yes, Indians can study MBBS in Singapore after 12 th standard. IELTS score is accepted and SAT score 1250 & Above is recommended also NEET score. It is a 5 years degree course. You must have valid Passport, documents etc necessary for applying for MBBS course in Singapore Universities.

Top Universities in Singapore for MBBS course.

• National University of Singapore
• Nanyang Technological University
• National Technical University
• Lee Kong Chain School of Medicine
• Yo ng Loo Lin School of Medicine

Hope this will help you.

All The Best!!

Hello aspirant,

Below are the eligibility criteria for admissions at NUS:

If you are passed from a Central and ISC Board-

• A good score in 5 subjects with English as a mandatory subject.
• ACT or SAT not required

If you have passed from State and Other Boards-

• A good score in 5 subjects with English as a mandatory subject.
• ACT or SAT required

Additionally, exceptional rank in JEE is an added advantage.

You can include, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English and an additional subject( not specifically maths), as the 5 subjects.

Please access this direct link for admissions eligibility: https://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply-to-nus/international-qualifications/admissions-requirements/indian-standard-12-(state-and-other)

https://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply-to-nus/international-qualifications/admissions-requirements/indian-standard-12-(central-and-isc)

I hope this helps!

Thank you!

Having done your Matriculation and probably your Senior Secondary from India, I would advice you to select Singapore for higher Undergraduate Education over US or Canada. After Graduation, from a Top University like NUS or NTU, and a short work experience you may always move to US for Higher Studies/Masters/MBA upon your interest. Undergraduate Education in Singapore is of very high level at par with Top IITs and Research Institutions.

For more information do follow the link below

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/study-in-singapore/amp

ESSEC Business school Singapore is one of the top most institutes globally. They have a very unique teaching pedagogy which is a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical experience.

ESSEC Global BBA is ranked at #81 globally.

The courses are completely taught in English in the APAC campus. The courses have strong focus on geographic environment. Professional experience is also imparted during the program via the summer internships.

• A 1 month humanitarian/social work project
• A 3 month corporate internship
• 6-month decision making internship in a corporate
• 2-year apprenticeship where you are employed by a company

The program also allows the candidate to get international exposure if chosen into the IBEA track. Under the IBEA track only 10 students are selected from each of the partner colleges and they are given a chance to spend one semester in second year in one of the prestigious partner schools.

The partner schools include:

• University of Mannheim, Germany
• Fundacao Getulio Vargas - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• University of South Carolina, USA

Alumni of ESSEC Business school are in top positions in corporates.

• 44% students enter the job market - Out of this, 88% find a job within 4 months of graduation and 70% get international jobs. Average salary starts at 37000 euros.
• Alumni work in Different sectors like :
  • IT & Business Services - Microsoft, Accenture, CSC etc
  • Luxury Brands & Retail - Chanel, cartier, LVMH, Hermes, Pernod Ricard, Adidas, Decathlon etc.
  • FMCG & Food Industry - Danone, McDonalds, The Singapore straits etc.
  • Entertainment & Sports- Blizzard, Ubisoft, Wagram Music etc.
  • Construction & Energy - EDF, Lafarge, Total
  • Finance & Consulting - JPMC, KPMG, NATIXIS, Societe Generale, Credit Agricole, McKinsey etc.
• 52% students pursue a master's degree
• 4% open their own companies

Overall, it is a good college

Hello student,

MBA in Singapore is a flexible 1.5-2 year program available at a cost of around 60,000 USD to 90,000 USD. The cost varies from college to college. Singapore, is also reputed as a global financial hub and a raft of business schools. Below I have mentioned some some top colleges to pursue MBA in Singapore.

INSEAD University

National University of Singapore

Nanyang Technological University

SMU University

Also, to take admission to the MBA course, you must have to follow the eligibility criteria. This is mentioned below.

• Language Proficiency Tests- IELTS, TOEFL
• GMAT/ GRE scores, not mandatory
• A Bachelor Degree in any field from any recognised university
• A minimum of 83 % marks in Graduation
• A minimum 2 years of working experience

For more info, you can visit the website of a particular college, and see its requirements.

Hope it helps.