Universities & admissions Questions

Yes, a bachelor's degree in Instrumentation Engineering is directly relevant for a master's in instrumentation, instrumentation and control, or closely related fields. Programs such as M.Tech in Instrumentation Technology explicitly list this background as eligible. Each university still sets its own exact prerequisite subjects.

Yes, you can apply for an MBA with a Human Resources specialisation in Australia or Ireland after a bachelor's in psychology. Psychology is considered a relevant background because it covers employee behaviour and motivation. Some Australian MBAs also require a few years of prior work experience alongside your degree.

A standard master's takes two years in Italy and two years in France. France offers a faster route: if admitted directly into the second year, called M2, you can complete your degree in about one year. Italy has no one year equivalent for its standard two year Laurea Magistrale.

UK master's courses use names such as MSc Project Management, MSc Programme and Project Management, MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management. Universities like Portsmouth, Warwick, Bath, and Heriot-Watt offer these one year programs for 2026 to 2027 entry.

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No, a high Class 12 English score alone usually does not waive IELTS or TOEFL, though some universities, such as Ca' Foscari Venice, accept proof your entire schooling was in English instead, so check each university's specific exemption policy before assuming you are exempt.

Yes, expect high costs, since the visa needs GBP1,529 a month in London or GBP1,171 outside London, plus competitive housing, limited guaranteed part-time work, immigration rules that keep changing, and a Graduate Route lasting only 2 years, or 3 years for PhD graduates.

Yes, your Indian BBA is generally accepted for higher studies in the UK, USA, Canada, Europe, and Australia, though acceptance depends on your degree being 3 or 4 years, your institution's accreditation, each university's individual postgraduate entry requirements, and your target program.