Yes, it is possible for you to study abroad if you have completed your 12th grade and have a diploma in civil engineering, as well as a score of 6.5 on the IELTS. However, whether or not you will be accepted into a specific university or program abroad will depend on a variety of factors, including your academic qualifications, English language proficiency, and the requirements of the institution you are applying to. Additionally, you may need to demonstrate that you have the financial resources to support your studies abroad.

There are many countries that you may be able to study abroad in if you have completed your 12th grade and have a diploma in civil engineering, as well as a score of 6.5 in the IELTS. Some popular destinations for international students include the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, as well as countries in Europe and Asia.

In order to determine which countries you might be able to study in, you should consider your academic qualifications, English language proficiency, and the requirements of the institutions you are interested in applying to. You should also consider your personal preferences and any other factors that may be important to you, such as the cost of living, the culture of the country, and the availability of scholarships or other financial aid.

It is a good idea to research the specific requirements and admissions processes for the universities or programs you are interested in applying to in order to determine which countries may be the best fit for you.

Australia has been and will continue to be one of the most popular destinations for higher education for students from all over the world. The country is well-known for its world-class institutions, most notably the Group of Eight. Another factor that draws people to this country is the high standard of living. Melbourne is well-known for its international community and the cultural diversity that it brings. The city is regarded as one of the most livable in the world. Examine the best universities in Australia. The following are the costs of studying abroad for Indian students:

The annual cost of living would be approximately INR 12 lakhs.
Undergraduate course costs: You will need to set aside an average of INR 15 lakhs per year for your studies. If you want to study at one of the top eight universities, this will cost you INR 25 lakhs per year.
The cost of pursuing postgraduate studies is approximately INR 16 lakhs per year. This can reach INR 27 lakhs per year at the top 8 universities.
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Hello, Aakanksha. Hope you’re doing good!

There is a lot of scope for Indian students in foreign countries for further studies as well as employment opportunities. On behalf of what I’ve heard while interacting with my friends in the pharmacy field, Indian students are praised a lot in foreign countries for their hard work and talent. You can opt for further studies and get a MS degree in Pharmacy. This would help you acquire more knowledge and give more insight about the field.

Top Abroad Universities for Masters in Pharmacy

1. University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada
2. University of Manchester, Manchester, UK
3. King's College London, London, UK
4. University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK
5. University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK

All of these universities are considered most sought after for the field. As a candidate, I suggest you go through the university website once. It will give you all the information about their admission process, fees, requirements etc.

You can also opt for getting some work experience first, before joining the master's degree. There are a lot of pharmacy companies who give out internships to students and based on their performance, also give out placement offers. You can look out for opportunities in production, research and training, or assist in a drugstore. Eventually, you can also think about opening your own drugstore. There is no scarcity of opportunities if you are willing to work hard for them.

So was my insight helpful? Hit me up if you have any more doubts and I’ll try to be of help as much as I can.