I have passed 10th and wants to go Australia for Bachelor's after 12th.Which stream to choose in 11th and what after that.please guide.
Don't say choose that in which you are interested.Guide me which Bachelor's and Masters degree best for getting good job in Australia.
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Hello,
I would suggest you go with your areas of interest and attempt the psychometric test. I completely understand that at this age, you are not able to figure out your interest areas, I would suggest you to sit with your parents, teacher or counsellors for identifying your interest. I had the same dilemma, my father and I consulted a counselor from Lovely Professional University, they not only helped me with figuring out my interest areas, but also discussed the ways to achieve so. Also, I would advise you to attempt this psychometric test link- https://www.lpu.in/admission/career_assessment.php, as it is absolutely free and consult...more -
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Ashish Sharma Education Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler. | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoHi Sourabh, Well, I'll have to say, that it is completely depend on your interest and aptitude either you are going to pursue your career in Australia or in India. To know your interest well you can take this online and free of cost career assessment test "https://www.lpu.in/admission/career_assessment.php"
There are many credit transfer programs being run by reputed universities like LPU. These not only get you the foriegn degree, but also at a much lower cost with far higher chances of securing VISA. You can study for 2 years here in India and next 2 or 1 years in Australia. This way you can save money as you are going to pay a fee in...more -
Hi,
You can choose the subjects of your interest and aptitude. I suggest visiting https://www.lpu.in/admission/career_assessment.php to check your aptitude.
Otherwise there are many credit transfer programs being run by reputed universities like LPU. these not only get you the foriegn degree, but also at a much lower cost with far higher chances of securing VISA. You can study for 2 years here in India and next 2 or 1 years in Australia.
This way you save on money and also get into the groove for rigors of the program here in India itself and become well prepared for a cultural shift once you go to a foreign land.
I hope this helps.
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Priya Mahajan Educationist and Career Consultant since 2010 | Scholar-Level 16
5 years agoHi
I would suggest the credit transfer programmes. LPU connects you to Top 200 Universities Across the Globe!
LPU International Tie-Ups across the globe provide opportunities to the students to visit institutions under various Study abroad programmes. Credit Transfer Programme is one of the best options in International exposure that is offered to students at LPU. Under this programme students are transferred to a foreign partner Universities and receive a degree from foreign Partner University after successful completion of Programme. LPU offers semester exchange programme that is abroad programme
It offers international exposure program...more -
Hello,
I would suggest you go with your areas of interest and attempt the psychometric test. I completely understand that at this age, you are not able to figure out your interest areas, I would suggest you to sit with your parents, teacher or counsellors for identifying your interest. I had the same dilemma, my father and I consulted a counselor from Lovely Professional University, they not only helped me with figuring out my interest areas, but also discussed the ways to achieve so. Also, I would advise you to attempt this psychometric test link- https://www.lpu.in/admission/career_assessment.php, as it is absolutely free and consult...more -
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Gaurav Sarode Failure for me is just by-chance & surprising | Contributor-Level 8
8 years agoYou should focus on your class 12th. It is a good option to go to Australia, but there are IITs and IISc for engineering and other top colleges in India. You can opt for any stream as per your interest. -
You should opt for management stream. It has good scope. You can get good job opportunities too. -
Management will be the good idea but don't take it because of my suggestion. You should have passion for it.
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You have to choose medical, non-medical, commerce, but do not choose arts, if you are choosing arts then option academic subjects.
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You should focus on your class 12th. It is a good option to go to Australia, but there are IITs and IISc for engineering and other top colleges in India. You can opt for any stream as per your interest.
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