UK

Hello Deepanshu,
To pursue Bachelor's degree in law, you need to complete your class 12th with high academics. You can take IELTS and clear LNAT or LSAT.

You will have to clear IELTS to get there for further studies or if a company sponsors you then you can get a job there.

Hi Venkatesh,
The higher the grades, the better for you. More than 70% is good. If you want to go to US you must also take the SAT which is not required in UK. Also, you must take IELTS (UK) or TOEFL (US). Some of the top universities are
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Georgia Institute of Technology
Purdue University
California Institute of Technology
University of Huddersfield
Sheffield Hallam University
Glyndwr University
Imperial College etc.

Chances are there but most dental programs and universities require prior practical experience to be eligible. International students must also take IELTS, required score is IELTS 6.5 with at least 5.5 in each component. You should visit university websites for specific details.

Valid graduation degree with GMAT and TOEFL score is a must. Acceptable exams vary from college to college and country to country and so do fees vary, US has highest fee following by Canada and UK.

Hi Mohit,
Which program do you want to apply to?
Normally, you must have good academic ranking, above 75% aggregate in your graduation and you must take IELTS.

Hi Namburi,
Ideally, you can but check with the universities you want to apply to firstly. Your degree must be recognized by UGC-DEC but universities abroad may have other requirements which could be specific to them only.

Hi,
To pursue Law in UK, you must clear LNAT exam. The entry requirements will depend on the course. In addition, you must also appear for IELTS or TOEFL exam.

Hi Nitin,
1. In US, you would be required to spend around $30k to $50K per year for tuition fee.
2. In UK, it is around US$15K to US$30K.
3. In Singapore, it is quite cheaper and around US$10L to US$20K per year.
4. In Canada, the tuition fee is around US$20,198 to US$30K and the living expenses can be around Rs.6 lakhs to Rs.10 lakhs in a year.