UK

Hi Rajat, funding is difficult in UK for Ph.D universities. However, this will depend on the university, your overall profile, etc. Please communicate with them and look for on-campus job options such as research assistant, teaching assistant, etc.

Some what but the main thing is your entrance exam GMAT and after passing this exam if you are qualifying the minimum eligibility condition then there will be no problem but as you have a backlog then it will effect in your CV and you have to give reasons.

Dear Jefrina,
Of course, you can work in the UK after getting a degree from other nations provided you are a suitable candidate for this job. But it will be better if you study where you want to settle.
Good wishes.

Hi Rishav,
Either IELTS or TOEFL is compulsory if you are planning to study abroad, particularly the countries you mentioned. You may still write to the universities and see if they can waive it off based on your scores. Otherwise check for English language pathway programs , please check with the universities about such courses.

Hi Ashutosh, to study in USA take the SAT or ACT and TOEFL or IELTS. You have to apply to the univerisities via The Common Application portal. To study in UK take the IELTS and apply via UCAS. Follow admission timelines and deadlines and apply on time. You will find all information on university websites.

Hi Bhargav, for MBA admissions you must have 3 to 5 years work experience and you must also take the GMAT or GRE and TOEFL or IELTS. There are also many tier 2 colleges in UK offering MBA without work experience and there is no requirement of these tests either.

If you don't have experience, expected salary can be in the range of Pounds 15,000 to 25,000. You may check placement reports of universities in UK which normally mentions salaries and placement records. You should also check placement reports of international students because now in UK they hardly recruit international students, follow some global news and keep yourself aware of work permit rules etc.

Dear Atharv,
Apart from financial instability, there are certain problems that you might face:
1) Syllabus constraints: Because syllabus of US and India is Hugh different so you might face a little problem while understanding the concept.
2) Internship opportunity: As you are foreigner there so u might have some difficulties to finding internships. Some problems like accommodation or your expenses may affect you.

Hi,
University College-London, Durham University and Queen Mary University-London are some of the best colleges.