To study abroad with a scholarship, it's essential to maintain a strong academic record, engage in extracurricular activities, and build a compelling profile that showcases leadership and community involvement. Research and apply for international scholarships like Fulbright, Chevening, or country-specific scholarships. Additionally, standardized tests such as the GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, or IELTS are often required, so excelling in them is crucial. Indian institutions like IITs, IIMs, and top private colleges such as BITS Pilani and Ashoka University can provide strong academic preparation, mentorship, and opportunities for international exposure, increasing your chances of securing scholarships abroad. Networking, internships, and research experiences also play a vital role in enhancing your scholarship prospects. A good education consulting company actually plays a key role in this entire process. Among the many consulting companies, Invicta Career Consulting, IDP, IFS, etc are there. Among them Invicta is one of the best and offers a complete 360-degree services facilitating the process. you should check on your own and then only decide. All the best!

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You don't need famous or top-tier colleges which will help you in study abroad. The only thing you need to do is get good grades, participate in extra-curricular activities, do internships or programs which will help your application stand out from the rest, get your SOPs and LORs in order, and score well in your SAT/LSAT and IELTS(for undergraduate degree) and GRE/GMAT and TOEFL( for postgraduate degree).

These are the only things you need to get into a good college abroad. Get your transcripts ready, have all your application requirements and documents in order and you will be fine no matter what college you have passed out from. The admission authorities abroad do not pay attention to which college you studied in instead they will only focus on the things mentioned above and decide why you should be given admission in XYZ college and if you are worthy enough for a scholarship or not.

All the best!