I completed my 12th in 2012. Is there any country that is offering Bachelors degree course to a drop out student?

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Asked by Rohit Barman

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    Anjali Bailin Retired Head of Sixth Forms, UK | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    Hello Rohit,
    Well, it will depend on your definition of drop-out. Universities abroad do accept bright students with a very strong profile. They would be interested to know your activities from 2012 onwards. If you gained work experience it's a plus point. You must also meet the entry requirements relevant to a program and university. Check directly with the university if you have sufficient grades, you must also take your IELTS/TOEFL. There could be several options available, research well.
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