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<div><div role="feed" aria-label="Chat messages" aria-describedby="_r_8a_"><div><div><div tabindex="0" role="article" aria-setsize="72" aria-posinset="72" aria-label="Message 72 of 72"><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><p dir="ltr">Yes, and this is genuinely one of the biggest strengths of Rayat Bahra University's approach. The placement team works closely with every eligible student, making sure the large re... View more

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<p>For B.Tech students, the placement scene at Rayat Bahra University is genuinely strong and worth feeling confident about. Companies like BCG, EY, American Express, and Barclays have featured among past recruiters, bringing in some seriously impressive opportunities. With the highest package touching ₹45 LPA and consistent participation from close to 178 companies, the numbers speak for themselves. This is exactly the kind of track record that justifies the trust parents place in choosing a private university for their child's future.</p>

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<p>Students don't have to hunt for internships all by themselves here, the university takes an active role in connecting them with the right opportunities. Through its placement and industry relations team, Rayat Bahra University routes internship openings directly to students based on their course and interest area. This kind of institutional support saves a lot of time and stress for students trying to gain early work experience. It's a clear reflection of how seriously the university takes real-world exposure alongside academics.</p>

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<p>MBA students focused on marketing and finance have genuinely had good outcomes at Rayat Bahra University. Finance-focused recruiters like Muthoot Finance, Axis Bank, and HDFC Life have been part of past placement drives, offering solid entry points into the banking and financial services space. For marketing enthusiasts, companies like Paytm, Amul, and Zomato bring in some really exciting consumer-facing roles. With over a thousand companies visiting campus across various domains in recent years, MBA students genuinely have a wide playing field to choose from.</p>

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<p>Placement prep at Rayat Bahra University is quite thorough, and it's not something rushed into at the last minute. Right from earlier semesters, students are put through aptitude training, communication skill sessions, and mock interview rounds to build a strong foundation. Industry experts are regularly invited for talks and workshops, giving students a real sense of what employers expect. By the time placement season actually arrives, students walk in well-prepared and confident rather than caught off guard.</p>

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<p>Galgotias University encourages students to apply classroom concepts through practical projects, lab work, workshops, hackathons and internships. Students can work on real-world problems as part of academic projects and get guidance from faculty members. This helps them understand how theoretical knowledge can be used to develop practical solutions and build useful skills.</p>

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<p>Students can participate in research projects, internships, faculty-guided research, specialised laboratories, technical activities, and innovation-focused projects. The Research Office also supports undergraduate and postgraduate students through research groups, mentorship, and project opportunities, allowing interested students to explore problems more deeply and develop practical research experience.</p>

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<p>Yes, students have several ways to showcase interests and talents beyond academics. Cultural events, competitions, clubs, sports, performances and student-led activities can give students opportunities to participate according to their strengths. Someone who enjoys dancing or music can explore cultural activities, while another student may prefer sports, photography, writing, organising events or public speaking. These platforms are useful because university life is not only about marks and examinations. Participating in extracurricular activities can help students become more confident, meet people with similar interests and make... View more

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<p>Interacting with professionals and industry leaders can give students a better understanding of what the professional world actually expects. At Galgotias University, such interactions through guest lectures, workshops, industry sessions and collaborations can expose students to real-world career paths, current industry practices and practical insights that may not be covered in regular classes.</p><p>It can also help students understand what skills they should start developing, ask questions directly to people working in the field and build professional connections. For me, the biggest benefit is getting a clearer ide... View more

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<p>First year students can start by joining a club or student society that matches their interests and taking part in workshops competitions hackathons sports or cultural events. They can also volunteer for campus activities and connect with seniors to find out about upcoming opportunities. Tbh trying a few different things in the first year is a good way to find what you actually enjoy.</p>

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<p>Hackathons and technical competitions at Galgotias University can be quite useful for developing real-world skills because students have to apply classroom concepts to practical problems. Events such as hackathons, coding contests and TechnoJam activities encourage problem-solving, teamwork, coding and project development. Some competitions also involve industry experts and real-world challenges, giving students exposure to practical expectations. I feel these events are especially helpful for building projects that can later be added to a portfolio. Overall, students who actively participate can improve both technical and communi... View more

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<p>FH Aachen offers a total of 16 full-time degree courses which are completely English-taught. The given table lists English-taught courses at FH Aachen.</p><table style="border-collapse: collapse; width: 100.071%;" border="1"><colgroup><col style="width: 49.8929%;"><col style="width: 49.8929%;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th>English-taught Undergraduate Courses</th><th><p>English-taught Master Courses</p></th></tr><tr><td><ul><li>Applied Physics B.Eng.</li><li>Automotive En... View more

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<p>FH Aachen does not charge a standard tuition fee for its degree programs. Only a <strong>semester fee</strong> of EUR 384.60 or <strong>INR 50 K</strong> is applicable per semester.</p><p>As far as the cost of living is concerned, Aachen is a budget-friendly city. The <strong>monthly cost of living</strong> can be around EUR 1000 or <strong>INR 1 L</strong>.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Law colleges in Visakhspatnam that offer 3 year LLB admission without Andhra Pradesh LAWCET are:</p><p>&lt;!- [if !supportLists]-&gt;·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;!- [endif]-&gt;Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College of Law</p><p>&lt;!- [if !supportLists]-&gt;·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;!- [endif]-&gt;GITAM school of Law</p><p>&lt;!- [if !supportLists]-&gt;·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;!- [endif]-&gt;Andhra University</p><p>&lt;!- [if... View more

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<p>FH Aachen is a <strong>public university</strong> of Germany which runs out of two campuses namely <strong>Aachen </strong>and <strong>Jülich</strong>. There are more than 100 subjects offered in <strong>10 faculties</strong> and <strong>19 institutes</strong> at FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences. The university offers courses in <strong>Engineering</strong>, <strong>Mathematics</strong>, <strong>Natural Sciences </strong>and <strong>Business Studies </strong>at <strong>zero tuition fee</strong>. Most of ... View more

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<p>FH Aachen is considered as one of the top-ranking German universities in the fields of &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/germany/universities/fh-aachen-university-of-applied-sciences/courses/engineering-s" target="_blank" rel="noopener"&gt;Engineering&lt;/a&gt;&nbsp;and &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/germany/universities/fh-aachen-university-of-applied-sciences/courses/bba-bc" target="_blank" rel="noopener"&gt;Business Studies&lt;/a&gt;.</p><p>It also stands out due to its strong inclination to... View more

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<p>The University of Auckland provides <strong>14 </strong>different specializations in B.E/B.Tech Courses. As per the admission requirements for the course, the minimum scores are at least <strong>80% </strong>in XII. So, yes students can apply for B.E/B.Tech at Uni of Auckland with <strong>85%</strong> along with English Proficiency test scores and a valid copy of passport.</p>

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<p>Some of the popular master courses at FH Aachen include:</p><ul><li>Aerospace Engineering M.Sc.</li><li>International Automotive Engineering M.Sc.</li><li>International Business Development M.Sc.</li><li>Nuclear Applications M.Sc.</li><li>Civil Engineering M.Eng.</li></ul>

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<p>FH Aachen does not charge a standard tuition fee for its degree programs. Only a semester fee of 384.60 EUR is applicable per semester.</p><p>As far as the cost of living is concerned, Aachen is a budget-friendly city. You can expect monthly cost of living around EUR 1000 or 1 L.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In the Global MBA rankings, Edhec Business QS rankings for 2026 is <strong>#43. </strong>Last year, this B-School was ranked at #47 in 2025. In the Financial Times rankings, this B-School has been ranked at<strong> #47 in 2026.&nbsp;</strong></p>

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<p>Uni-assist evaluation process include:</p><ul><li>Assessment of educational certificates to ascertain whether an applicant meets the eligibility criteria</li><li>Converting Indian grades into German grades</li><li>Assessment of academic qualifications</li><li>Registering all the data and documents required for admission procedures</li><li>Informing applicant about the evaluation result.</li></ul>

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<p>The University of Auckland offers <strong>14 B.E/B.Tech </strong>Courses for a period of<strong> 3-4 years</strong> for international students. The tuition fee for these courses is ranged between<strong> INR 23 L – 32 L.</strong> The list of most expensive B.E/B.Tech is given below:</p><p>BE (Hons) Computer Systems Engineering</p><p>BE (Hons) in Chemical and Material Engineering</p><p>Mechatronics Engineering</p><p>Software Engineering</p>

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<p>The University of Auckland is known to be a good option for Indian students for the following reasons –</p><p>The University holds triple accreditation by <strong>AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA</strong>.</p><p>The University is among <strong>top 150 </strong>Universities in the world and is <strong>#1</strong> in New Zealand</p><p>The University offers over <strong>285 courses</strong> for International students to choose from.</p><p>The placement rate for graduate students is <strong>94%</strong> at University of Auckland.</p&g... View more

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<p>Uni-assist is a centralized service provider which assists more than 180 German Universities by evaluating and processing applications of International students. Any Indian applicant who wants to study at FH Aachen must apply via Uni-assist and pay the requested amount, which is handling-fee.</p>

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<p>Indian students at the University of Wuerzburg can work part time. Part time work in Germany can be taken up for<strong> 120 full days or 240 half days per year</strong>. Popular Part Time Jobs in Germany are-</p><ul><li>Tutor</li><li>Delivery Executive</li><li>Research Assistant</li><li>Student Assistant</li></ul>

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<p>FH Aachen has an acceptance rate of 40-50% according to several sources. This suggests that university can be moderately selective during the admission process.</p><p>Admissions at FH Aachen depend on the eligibility criteria of the chosen course. Some courses have open admission, while others have restricted admissions.</p><p>For an Indian student, UG entry requirements include minimum of 70% at 10+2 level and 1 academic year at higher institution. For Master courses, a 3 or 4 year bachelor's degree with good grades form the entry basis.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>FH Aachen is a public university in Germany that has <strong>two campus</strong> locations: <strong>Aachen </strong>and <strong>Jülich</strong>. The university features over <strong>100 courses</strong> across <strong>10 faculties</strong> and 19 institutes. It offers degree courses in Engineering, Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Business Studies at <strong>zero tuition fee</strong>. Moreover, majority of the degree courses have open admission.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>FH Aachen is highly regarded as one of the best German universities for Engineering, Applied Sciences and Business Studies.</p><p>The university is well-known for focusing on practice-based learning rather than theory. FH Aachen industry partners include MNCs such as Siemens, Ericsson, KPMG and Accenture.&nbsp;</p><p>Moreover, the university offers a range of English-taught degree programs, including Aeronautical, Electrical, and Mechanical engineering, as well as Business and Economics.</p>

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<p>Yes. The University of Wuerzburg offers<strong> 25+ English taught courses.</strong> Most of the courses that are taught in English are the Master's level. Only 2 courses are available at Bachelor's level whose language of instruction is English. These two courses are <strong>Bachelor of Games Engineering and Bachelor of Diversity, Ethics and Religions</strong>. Study areas for the Master's courses taught in English are-</p><ul><li>Biosciences</li><li>Chemistry</li><li>LLM</li><li>Computer Science</li><li>Mathematics</li><li>Physi... View more

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<p>The fee structure includes tuition fee for the B.E/B.Tech courses but also the cost of living and studying in New Zealand. The students are required to pay for-</p><ul><li>Hostel</li><li>Insurance</li><li>Travelling</li></ul><p>The complete fee structure is given below:</p><table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr><th valign="top" width="241"><p>Fee Components</p></th><th valign="top" width="231"><p>Amount</p></th>... View more

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