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Hi, free education in Australia is not heard of. In fact, it is very expensive country. Even scholarships are difficult to find. If you need scholarship, try applying to American universities or check Germany, since the education costs are very low.

As long as you have sufficient proof to justify that you did some work (even part-time), you will not have any issues.

In India most MBA programs are of 1.5-2 year duration. Internationally MS/MBA programs are there of 1 year duration as well. You need to be sure what you want to do and based on it decide.

Hi,
The merit score needed for admission to B.Arch is 80.95. So, your admission will be difficult as they require higher scores.
Best of luck.

Hi Pejush,
You need to give GRE and/or TOEFL for doing MS outside. There are various sections in GRE. You can cover them around 2-3 months before the exam date. But vocabulary needs to be started at this moment only. You can prepare from Barron's 1100 (It is an app) that covers frequently occurring GRE Word List. You can also use www.vocabulary.com to learn the words which is a great website with funny definitions and real-world examples. You can also try learning words using Flash cards. Vocabulary study is a continuous process. So, start it now.
All the best!

For TUM, GATE score should be high enough. But writing only GATE is not enough, you have to write GRE tougher and trickier than GATE to study abroad.

Hi Shiv Das,
71% is a good score. You will find many options but it will be a challenge in Canada, still, try.
Check the skill shortage lists of the country for opportunities in mining. International students must take IELTS. Some universities may require GRE. Excellent SOP and LORs will be required.

MS in Ireland is a very broad term. Ireland, overall, is good for computer and gaming industry. So it depends on what you want to study.

No, it is not mandatory. Some universities insist on GRE for some specific courses. However, IELTS is mandatory.