I'm a middle class family student and I want to pursue my PG from abroad now I'm persuing B.com 3 Year I want to pursue MBA from abroad but we are not financially good so what can I do?

Yes, studying MBA with a scholarship to help you with financials is possible. the UK, USA, and Germany provide you with a scholarship. Here are a few examples of scholarship opportunities in each of these countries:

1. UK
The UK government offers several fully funded scholarships to international students through its Chevening Scholarship program. There are also several other scholarship opportunities available, such as the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan, which is funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID).

2. USA
The Fulbright Program is a fully funded scholarship program for international students to study in the USA. There are also several MBA scholarships available from individual universities and business schools in the USA.

3. Germany
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) offers a variety of fully funded scholarships for international students, including MBA programs. There are also several MBA scholarships available from individual universities and business schools in Germany.

Make sure that you follow the eligibility criteria for each of these scholarships. All of them have specific deadlines for submission.

The eligibility criteria for MBA programs in the UK, USA, and Germany may vary depending on the specific program and institution you are applying to. Here are a few general things that you may need to meet in order to be eligible to study MBA in these countries:

To be eligible to study MBA in the UK, USA and Germany you typically need to have a bachelor's degree in any discipline and a GMAT score of at least 550-650. Some programs may also require work experience.

It's worth noting that these are just general guidelines and the specific requirements may vary depending on the program and institution you are applying to. If you have any further doubts feel free to come back and ask them. I hope this answers the question.