Hi, for post graduation you can go for M.Phil. in Economics. You should weigh your options and select what degree you really want to pursue.  For universities in England you will have to give IELTS exam. But, you can wait before giving the exams most of the times the exam is waved off. GPA should be anything above 7 preferably. You don't need anything else for your masters. Documents required will be all your 10th, 12th marksheet and other qualification marksheet, Passport, Updated resume, 2 LORs, and SOP. It is recommended that you consult a good counselor first before applying. If you still have doubts you can freely comment back here, Hope this helps. All the best!

You can definitely go for furtger studies abraod by availing scholarship benefits based on SAT/ GRE/IELTS scores.

Top rnakers receive financial aid to pursue higher education  

Incase you dont qualify for financil aid you can take educational loans from Natiinalised banks of India with lowest Interest rates to pursue the program.

Loans can be repaid once you start earning and thereby you can successfully pursue your dream. 

Dear Kartikay 

Cambridge Universitiy is one of the prestigious Universitiy in the world and getting admission to this prestigious Universitiy is always tough if you not meet thier requirements

There are tonnes of courses are available and please mention which course you have been looking for so that we can give you right direction 

Best of luck

University of Cambridge has invited applications for Indian students who want to pursue a doctoral programme in fields such as Science & Technology, Social Sciences and Economics.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for this scholarship position should:

• Posses a valid Indian passport and be an Indian citizen, who is currently residing in India.
• Not have already pursued any degree or education in UK on government funding.
• Possess a Postgraduate degree from a recognized university or institution in India.
• Be fluent in speaking and writing English.
• Be able to fulfil any other admission criteria laid down by the University.