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Study Abroad Guides for Indian Students
Straight answers to the admission questions Indian students ask before they apply — English tests, the GRE, entry after Class 12, work after graduation, government scholarships and profiles with backlogs or gaps.
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Where should I start when planning to study abroad?
Start with your profile: marks, English test plans, budget and the course you want. Those decide which countries and universities fit. Then plan tests (or waivers), applications, funding and the visa. The guides below answer the questions that most often change a student's shortlist.
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GRE, bachelor's after 12th and work after graduation
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