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Reading Time: 3 minutes The ‘gap year’ is a concept that has been gaining popularity rapidly over the past few years. It may sound complicated but all it means is that you’ve completed your Junior College (High School) and are unsure of what course you wish to take up thereafter. In order to sort things out in your head,…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Ivy League Colleges When compiling a list of top universities for studying abroad, the Ivy League schools inevitably feature prominently. Indeed, an Ivy League degree, whether in India or elsewhere, has become synonymous with academic excellence and intellectual resilience. Despite the widespread recognition of these institutions among Indian and international students aspiring to study…
Reading Time: 3 minutes Earlier, GMAT and GRE were as different as chalk and cheese. Students aspiring to study MBA in an international school would need to take the GMAT, while those planning to pursue a Masters (MS) graduate degree in Science, Math or Liberal Arts would take the GRE. However, things have changed over the years. According to…
Reading Time: 4 minutes The GRE, or Graduate Record Examination, is a test taken by students who plan to apply to graduate school. It assesses the verbal, quantitative and writing skills of the applicant. A good GRE score is necessary if you are planning to study at a Masters technical, science, math or liberal arts-based degrees. You’d need a…
Reading Time: 4 minutes The GMAT (Graduate Management Admissions Test) is a standardized test required by all applicants who want to study in an MBA program abroad. The board that conducts this test is called GMAC (Graduate Management Admissions Council) What Are the Sections in the GMAT? The GMAT is tested in English, and consists of the following four…
Reading Time: 4 minutes Here’s an excerpt from a letter written by one of our students who went abroad: culture shock “The first two months abroad were excruciatingly difficult. Finding roommates to share a room with, adjusting to their cultural and personal lifestyle, and then the challenges of adjusting in the sea of diversity in the class. Every day…
Reading Time: 5 minutes When is the right time to planning for my study abroad program?” “Am I too late or too early?” “What do I need to do now so that I can leverage my potential to get into my coveted college?” As career counsellors, we are often asked these questions by eager parents and students. In India,…
Reading Time: 3 minutes Some students may have a very clear idea on what they want to study or where they’d like to go for their higher studies. But if the wide variety of choices of programs and destinations confuse you, and you are unable to pick the right one, Here is a 5 point plan to keep in…
Reading Time: 4 minutes It takes two to tango. When the Ministry of HRD opened the floodgates to allow collaboration of Indian universities with foreign institutions, many universities took this opportunity to synergize their curriculum with leading institutions abroad. The carrot? Many Indian students who were looking for a global experience, but could not afford the expensive fees of…
