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OMKAR PHALEAn Undergraduate student who loves to travel.
Guide-Level 13
Hello Shubh,
Yes, you can definitely apply, provided with the reason/work experience you have/had in these 7 years. First, sort out the course and respective universities where you would like to apply and look at the entrance qualifications you would be needing. In general, they ask for IELTS/TOEFL, academic qualifications, work experience, purpose of studying, German language (if needed) and GRE (if they ask).
Good luck.
Yes, you can definitely apply, provided with the reason/work experience you have/had in these 7 years. First, sort out the course and respective universities where you would like to apply and look at the entrance qualifications you would be needing. In general, they ask for IELTS/TOEFL, academic qualifications, work experience, purpose of studying, German language (if needed) and GRE (if they ask).
Good luck.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Kaustav,
You should start researching on university websites first and have an idea of the entry requirements. Your percentage is low but you can apply to universities after checking the requirements. You must also decide where to study. GRE is mainly required by universities in US. Basis your percentage you can try applying to European countries like Ireland, Poland, France, Netherlands, UK, Australia, Italy, Spain etc. Most of these places don't ask for GRE score. But, you must take the IELTS. You cannot proceed without having any idea of the entry requirements, deadlines, etc.
You should start researching on university websites first and have an idea of the entry requirements. Your percentage is low but you can apply to universities after checking the requirements. You must also decide where to study. GRE is mainly required by universities in US. Basis your percentage you can try applying to European countries like Ireland, Poland, France, Netherlands, UK, Australia, Italy, Spain etc. Most of these places don't ask for GRE score. But, you must take the IELTS. You cannot proceed without having any idea of the entry requirements, deadlines, etc.
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Aakash Rai
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Sure, you can. As the government universities provide almost free education, so the money spent will only be on the accommodation and food and basic requirements which will not be more than 5-6 Lacs. So, the 2 year MS programme can be completed in your budget.
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Aakash Rai
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DAAD provides the scholarship to students who are in need of it and are talented. You can visit their website for more information.
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
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Hi Christ, There are lot of scopes, just you need to choose a path. The major 3 will be: working as a researcher, working as a conservationist, working in government sectors (I'm talking mainly in case of India, as I know it better). As a researcher you can work in many aspects, some of them are: wildlife management, ecology and its subdivisions, like behaviour ecology, landscape ecology, marine ecology etc. , human-wildlife conflict, genetics and so many. After completing M.Sc. You can do either job or research (Projects). You can get job/research projects/funds/ helps in various organizations like : WWF, IUCN, TRAFFIC, CITES etc. And
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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )
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Many top universities are in USA but they are very expensive and living costs are also very high. Germany is the best option as the universities are not expensive and after completing your studies you can get job in top companies like BMW, Mercedes Benz, Volkswagen, etc.
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shalu KumariI am a commerce student from Kolkata.
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For admission in almost all the colleges, you have to appear for an entrance test for admission to MS.
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Steve Smith
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Studying in Canada is a great choice to build a fruitful career, you have to start your job search in advance, to work in Canada you have to get a work permit under the post-graduation work permit programme (PGWPP), you need to apply within 90 days after graduation, International students in Canada are increasing every year not because of the quality education but also because of job opportunities provided in Canada is huge, particularly in the field of information technology, engineering, etc. To obtain any kind of job, you must have good fluency of the language along with strong resume. Many universities in Canada offer a good amount
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
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Hi,
You have a better chance is Australia. Had you maintained better grades, chances of admission in Canada could have been better. You must however give a try. Work experience, recommendation letters, personal statement, etc. also matter.
You have a better chance is Australia. Had you maintained better grades, chances of admission in Canada could have been better. You must however give a try. Work experience, recommendation letters, personal statement, etc. also matter.
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