Hey Amandeep,
The top MBA colleges that provide the best ROI are:

Stanford Graduate School of Business, University in Stanford, California Imperial College Business School Ross School of Business, University of Michigan, US Tepper Business School, Carnegie Mellon University The MIT Sloan School of Management, MIT

These universities have some of the best MBA programs that help students get highly lucrative jobs. An example of a really good ROI is MIT Sloan. The average tuition fee at MIT Sloan is $46,704 while, the average starting salary is as high as $76,184 per annum. Getting into these universities depends entirely on your scores, documents, and overall profile. You can take a look at iSchoolConnect's recommedation engine to find the best colleges that fit your profile and scores. Happy studying!

Hey Manas,
For students who want to study abroad, particularly in the field of computer science, most universities require you to give the GRE exam or the IELTS exam. For non-english native students, it is compulsory to give both the exams. That being said there are multiple US schools without GRE requirement. For example, check this blog(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/us-schools-without-gre/) that gives you a list of the colleges that don't require a GRE exam. Apart from that, universities look for students with a good overall profile while deciding on the student of there choice. As you can see, the requirements of a university are extremely subjective. Moreover, universities in different countries have different admission criteria. You could contact our counselors (https://ischoolconnect.com/contact-us) to determine the best university for you.

Hey Radhika,
The top universities in Canada for you to pursue your masters in journalism are:

University of British Columbia University of Toronto Mcgill University
These universities require you to have a minimum of 7.0-7.5 in your IELTS exams and have an average tuition fee of around $26,000 Canadian dollars to $49,000 Canadian dollars. Along with these, you could also look into:
a. Ryerson University
b. Carleton University
c. University of King's College
d. Western University
e. University of Regina
f. Dalhousie University,
g. Concordia University
These universities also have a repuutable courses in Journalism.

Hey Anamika, if you are looking for affordable or even free education, Germany is your best option. German universities are some of the best in the world and offer a lot of advantages. The average tuition fees for MS in private universities can range from 300 to 400 euros per semester. If you want to work part-time then you are allowed to work for 20 hours per week. And you can stay up to 12 months after you are done with your studies. Information Technology, Automobile, and Computer Science are the most famous courses offered by the German Universities. As for the eligibility criteria for Germany, you might have to give your IELTS/TOEFL or GRE exams and should have a good GPA. It is required to pass at least A level german language test but some universities require students to have least B level efficiency in German language. Check out this blog that tells you all about How to study in Germany- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/how-to-study-in-germany-for-free/

In light of this Coronavirus pandemic outbreak, public health is the most important course for students to pursue. This course deals with society's health, hygiene, etc.The full-time course is of about 2 years. If you want to apply for Masters in Public Health then top universities in the US that offer this program are, Harvard University with tuition fees around $41,832, Columbia University with tuition fees around $42,280, University of California - Berkeley with tuition fees around $26,322, Boston University with tuition fees around $47,422.

"The Honors Cooperative Program at Stanford is a terminal degree for students seeking advanced knowledge in a focussed area of chemical engineering. The specialty of this program is that students can choose to complete the degree online, and it can be done over a period of 2-5 years."

You can look at Stanford University, Johns Hopkins University, California Institue of Technology, Boston University, University of Arizona, and University of Virginia

Hi Radhika,

Here are the best universities for civil engineering-
MIT
TUDelft
University of Cambridge
University of California, Berkely
Imperial College
And 5 more

You can read all the details here

If you’re looking for a variety of options to choose from, and want to complete your masters within a year, Imperial College is the perfect place for you.
It offers specializations in eleven different tracks, including Earthquake Engineering, Soil Mechanics, Resources Management, and more.
Programs are also available in part-time mode.

At the University of Cambridge, you can either do your masters in Construction Engineering or in Sustainable Development.
While the course in Construction is a two-year, part-time research degree, the course in Sustainable Development can be finished within a year.

So, it depends on your choice of course.

You can read more details about each university here.

You can consider these universities-

University of Cambridge
St. Andrews
University of Bath
University of Glasgow
Durham University
University of York

Read the details about these programs here.

You could check out Lancaster University
They a 12-month full-time program for it
Read the details here

Hi,
These Below Universites are Good with Low Tution fee.
University of New England.
Charles Darwin University.
Southern Cross University.
University of the Sunshine Coast.
University of Southern Queensland.

But i suggest you to find good university with Scholarship, i wish you best of luck for Abroad Education Dream Global Tree

Work experience is also important
Most universities look for students who have had 2 years of work ex
So, consider that as well when you're choosing your university

Switzerland is also a good idea if you want to do an MBA
The country is known for finance and banking

That is not true, Diya
Skills matter just as much as passion

Also, a lot of students choose to do an MBA over MS because of their interest in business, finance, analytics, etc.

The first thing you need to do is find out what you're interested in and then see if you have the skills for it

A reasearch program can also be opted for if you have enough work experience

Be it engineering and technology, medicine and healthcare, or arts and humanities, Ireland’s doors are open.
The country hosts more than a thousand multinational companies, which include 9 of the top 10 global ICT companies and 8 of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies!
It is home to companies like Google, Airbnb, Dell, and several other well-known corporations.

If you're not sure where to volunteer, check out this list of NGOs

The first thing you need to do it see what subjects interest you
Machine learning
Networking
Big data
Secondly, look at which subjects you have done well in...and have projects in
Look at how much doing that course will cost
See what job opportunities will be available

And chooose accordingly

Why is MIT Sloan not on this list?