Can I study abroad after my Diploma?

Hii Ricky, Yes! Definitely you can study abroad after your Diploma course. Your dream can come true if you choose the universities with best abroad tie ups. One of the most young and growing NAAC A+ Chandigarh University which is in Punjab offers the best semester exchange programs to various countries. It just depend on your course. Chandigarh university provides exchanges for many countries like France, America, Brazil, Poland, Taiwan, Russia, Korea, Australia, malaysia and mamy more. I being the student of Chandigarh university have also applies for the semester exchange programme to Sup Biotech School, paris, france. And you know what the International Relations management department of CU is guiding me a lot to accommodate my dreams there. You can also try it if you take admission in Chandigarh University. There are internships to Walt Disney also where you can get the best international exposure, if you have done Diploma in airlines or hotel management. So to chase your dreams go ahead with Chandigarh University.

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Yes, Definitely after completing your Diploma you are eligible to continue your studies and complete it abroad. There are many universities in the country which provides these opportunities. In this series one university is Chandigarh University (CU). Cu is located in north part of India and now it is becoming the education hub of north India. CU has many Tie-up's with different countries with different universities in different fields. At The Chandigarh university, we offer you useful study abroad application tips and guidance that help you get admission with ease. Students using The Chandigarh University Admission service will receive a comprehensive package of advice and assistance tailored to their particular needs and requirements. 1. PROFILING 2. STANDARDISED TESTS 3. COUNTRY/UNIVERSITY/COURSE SELECTION 4. DOCUMENT EDITING 5. APPLICATION REVIEW AND SUBMISSION 6. INTERVIEW PREPARATION 7. VISA COUNSELLING Chandigarh University is a full-fledged university established by the Punjab State Legislature and is recognised by University Grants Commission under Section 2 (f) with the right to confer degrees as per Section 22 (1) of the UGC Act, 1956. Chandigarh University (CU) is a leading Indian Institution offering its students a unique amalgamation of professional and academic excellence. The University has been accredited with the prestigious A+ grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Chandigarh University has become the youngest and the only private university in India to bag an A+ grade in the first cycle of the accreditation process and has also become the only state private university of Punjab to be accredited by NAAC. Also, ranked among Asias best and the fastest-growing universities, CU has coupled the experience of top industry leaders and renowned academicians to foster a global approach. A wide spectrum of programs paired with flexibility, experiential learning and interdisciplinary orientation emancipate our students to explore their interests and pursue dream careers. At CU we are grooming students to be socially sensitive through intellectually challenging and contemporary diverse culture.

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Yes, you can study abroad after Diploma. There are multiple universities who are providing many courses and have tie ups with foreign universities. One of the university that I know is Chandigarh University, having Global tie-ups with more than 306+ colleges in 65 countries. This is an opportunity which allows a student to complete an initial part of degree (1 or 2 years) at Chandigarh University and transfer to Foreign Country and get a complete degree from foreign University. Benefits- Foreign Tuition fee is reduced to up to 50% as the initial part of course is done at Chandigarh. Also, scholarship possibilities. Some Universities have relaxed the entry criteria (IELTS/GRE/GMAT waived off) for students who opt for ICTS Part-time work allowed up to 20hr/week Working visa rights abroad after graduation of 1-3 years High visa success rate For - BBA/ B.Com. BCA CSE, Civil engineering, HHM, Mechanical Engr. , Electrical Engr. , Journalism, Film and TV Studies, Agriculture, Biotechnology For Masters level- MBA, M.Com MCA Masters in engineering, Master of Professional Studies in Information Technology (MS) You can also apply for internships, scholarships also. Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test CUCET is there To provide an opportunity to bright and inquisitive young minds from across the country to study in the most challenging and diverse academic environment, Chandigarh University has launched CUCET a common entrance exam with double benefits. The scholarship revolution of the year gives you a chance to avail of Rs. 33 Crores. It is aimed at rewarding the brilliance and potential of young aspirants to win scholarships and study in futuristic courses of their choice. Chandigarh University is fully committed to its Institutional Social Responsibility. The University, besides being pioneers in quality education is proactive in uplifting the education standard and qualification of students of the nation in general and North region in particular. CU is enthusiastic to encourage and motivate bright students by providing additional benefits and facilities to shining stars and super achievers. You can check more information regarding them from their website also. And also go through other universities also. Find a best opportunity for you. Chandigarh University is there who makes many students dreams come true to study abroad. Have ties ups with very reputated universities in canada, USA, Australia, Europe. My opinion go with Chd. University.

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Hi Ricky, Yes, you can apply for another Diploma or a Bachelor degree but not every country or university or college will allow. You must do some research, check college websites, know the entry requirements and move ahead.

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