You scored great in your 12th exam. Encouraged, you applied to several universities in the US, hoping to pursue higher education abroad. While as exciting as that move is, here's a thing: American universities don't necessarily obsess over applicants' grades; not at least the top universities. Instead, the approach of the admission committees there is rather holistic, caring just as much about other factors as the grades. So, having a good academic background alone isn't sufficient. You need to ace even in other verticals as well to stand a chance…
If you have graduated from any of the top American universities, you would automatically be positioned for great career opportunities. But then getting there is a big challenge in itself. Even if you're good academically and have sufficient financial backing to support your college education, finding a spot in a reputed university is far from easy. That's because admission committees at universities look for more than just your grades. One of the reasons why and how globally renowned institutes in the US have maintained their repute and brand value is…
More research students, after completing their PhD, are opting for postdoc to pursue a career in academics. A lot of international students stay back in the USA for postdoc positions, which usually takes anywhere between two and three years. Some students may choose to do more than one postdoc before settling for any faculty position. A postdoc isa temporary position that provides PhD students to continue their training as a researcher. It helps them gain more skill, expertise, and experience. A lot of students choose postdoc positions at the university,…
From which college you get your bachelor's degree has a big say in whether or not your career will pan out per expectations. How many people have you seen or heard of who are unemployed or are struggling in career? Many?! Now how many of them have graduated from a top university? Few?! None!? Completing your undergraduate from a top and reputed college positions you for better career opportunities that include higher pay and designations. In that context, given how critical it is to geta bachelor's degree from a good…
MBA remains one of the hottest post-graduate programs with millions of aspirants. So, if you're planning to steer the same way, welcome abroad! "MBA" on your resume will position you for better roles in organizations and higher salary. To that, the program will arm you with inherent skills to build and scale your own business. You can't ask for more! But let's address the other side of the coin…Are these promises of a better future valid for all? Do they come true for every MBA graduate? Not really! MBA Graduates…
10 years after starting, the median annual earnings of an Ivy League graduate is $70,000. For students who graduated from other schools, this number is $34,000. This stark difference in income (and career prospects) highlights the appeal of the Ivy League universities. So, it makes sense why you want to get admission to such top universities like Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, and more. Many students are in the same boat. But that said, just because you "want to" doesn't mean you will. Getting into any of the Ivy League universities…
Law remains one of the most popular career avenues for students. Only now, more Indian students want to pursue law overseas, in countries like the USA that home some of the world’s leading universities. In addition to the quality of education, law schools in the US also bring students a competitive advantage and better opportunities. After all, there ought to be some benefits of getting your law degree from a top institute. So, if you want to study law abroad, it makes sense. More students are steering that way. Now…
Want to study in the USA? You will have to take the ACT! The ACT (American College Testing) is one of the standardized tests that is used for admission in American universities. The universities use this score to evaluate applicants’ aptitude. It provides them insights of the applicants, based on which – along with other factors – they decide whether to go ahead with the application or reject it. (It’s worth noting that ACT score is also used by some universities even outside the USA. Do check the requirements and…
