Ø Two year’s Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) or Post-Graduate Diploma In Management (Equivalent to MBA)

v Eligibility-Common Admission Test (CAT)-Conducted by designated Indian Institute of Management (IIM) www.iimcat.ac.in

v Common Management Admission Test-CMAT www.cmat.nta.nic.in

v Individual Entrance Exams conducted by various institutes.

§ Exams conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) for recruitment to various central services

Civil services Exam for recruitment to

v Indian Foreign Service (IFS)

v Indian Administrative Service (IAS)

v Indian Police Service (IPS)

v Indian Revenue Service (IRS)

v Indian Forest Service (IFoS) www.upsc.gov.in

Ø Indian Engineering Service  (IES) www.upsc.gov.in

Ø Indian Economic Service www.ies.gov.in

Ø Indian Statistical Service www.upsc.gov.in

Using foreign education as a tool to a lucrative career in a foreign land is a popular trend amongst students.There are several factors that determine the prospects of this career option:

1. Government Policy:

The education policy for immigrant students of the concerned foreign government,laws governing immigrant workers,rules for students to work alongwith education etc.,play a pivotal role for students to pursue this option.

2. Career oppurtunities and scope for permanent residency permit/Citizenship:

The ultimate purpose for any student to pursue higher education abroad is to have a lucrative and rewarding career,a better lifestyle and standard of living,and to obtain permanent residency and or citizenship of the country.The factors,oppurtunities and rules concerning the above determine the choice of a student to pursue a career abroad.

3. Cost & Financial Resources:

The cost of immigration,travel,,education,cost of living in a foreign land are the important factors in pursuing education or a career abroad.

4. Language Barrier:

A student aspiring to pursue education abroad needs to be proficient in english and the local language of a particular destination country or region.The student would have to obtain certified training in the particular language to be eligible to pursue education or a career in the concerned country.

5. Weather Conditions and Diet:

A student shall have to acclimatize with the prevailing weather and seasonal conditions in the destination country.These weather conditions might in some cases be of extreme nature.

The student shall also have to adopt different dietary habits as per the culinary culture of the particular region.

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