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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
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Dear Nashik,
If you enroll for a 2 years duration Masters in Australia as per current rules, you will get a 2 year Post study visa, during this period you can apply for your PR which is points based, there are plenty of qualified and registered immigration lawyers who will guide you through the process. You need to get 60 points to qualify. You will get 15 points for your being a graduate, 5 points for studying 2 years onshore, if between 25 and 34 another 20 for balance 20 you will have to retake your general IELTS and score 8 in each band for which you will get the 20 points. Hope this answers your question. Only thing is please do n
If you enroll for a 2 years duration Masters in Australia as per current rules, you will get a 2 year Post study visa, during this period you can apply for your PR which is points based, there are plenty of qualified and registered immigration lawyers who will guide you through the process. You need to get 60 points to qualify. You will get 15 points for your being a graduate, 5 points for studying 2 years onshore, if between 25 and 34 another 20 for balance 20 you will have to retake your general IELTS and score 8 in each band for which you will get the 20 points. Hope this answers your question. Only thing is please do n
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Ayush Thakur
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The TOEFL and the IELTS probably top the list with regard to the sheer number of students across the world needing to undertake one or the other to demonstrate English language proficiency. The widest possible selection of universities and colleges accept TOEFL scores, including the top 100 in the UK, U. S, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The IELTS is a mandatory exam for Indian and other non-native English speakers, especially in the Commonwealth countries, for entry into most reputed universities and colleges overseas, and occasionally for immigration requirements as well.
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Chetna S
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Hi,
It is very difficult to answer this, every university has different criteria, some universities may accept a lower score depending on the student profile and the same university may not accept a lower score for a different student. So, instead you can email the universities and check. See if pathway programs are available.
It is very difficult to answer this, every university has different criteria, some universities may accept a lower score depending on the student profile and the same university may not accept a lower score for a different student. So, instead you can email the universities and check. See if pathway programs are available.
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Anand Sarkar
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Hello,
You need to first take in account, if you want to work privately or in public hospital there. Plus, if you are shifting, you need to apply for that through a suitable work partner, they would guide you with work and the package, kindly go with proper guidelines.
You need to first take in account, if you want to work privately or in public hospital there. Plus, if you are shifting, you need to apply for that through a suitable work partner, they would guide you with work and the package, kindly go with proper guidelines.
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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi Nitish,
It is difficult to say without having your education background information. Canadian universities are more competitive to get into, you will require very good percentage. Australia is expensive but options are many as compared to Canada. Both will also require work experience in relevant field to be considered eligible for MBA. You may also have to take GMAT. It is therefore best that you visit some university websites in both countries, compare the admission requirements, fees etc. And match these with your own profile and plans.
It is difficult to say without having your education background information. Canadian universities are more competitive to get into, you will require very good percentage. Australia is expensive but options are many as compared to Canada. Both will also require work experience in relevant field to be considered eligible for MBA. You may also have to take GMAT. It is therefore best that you visit some university websites in both countries, compare the admission requirements, fees etc. And match these with your own profile and plans.
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neha trivedi
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Hello, Canada is a highly competitive in terms of getting admission. So, with average marks, it would be difficult for you to get into the Canadian universities. You can certainly apply for USA and Australia with these scores. The scholarship aspect is in the form of fee waiver that is given to the student. This aspect completely rests with the admission body who considers the various parameters of academic scores, extracurricular, work experience (if any).
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neha trivedi
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Hello, can you provide your Bachelors qualification, so as to suggest you with various MS degree available in Australia.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Ayush, some options include MIT, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Carnegie Mellon, University of California Berkeley, University of California Los Angeles, University of Oxford and Cambridge, National University of Singapore, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, University of Toronto and many more. You can look up the net, with 96% marks, you can apply to a number of top universities.
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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
Contributor-Level 10
What about your class 12th and your graduation? Also, you are already having a PG qualification. So, I do not understand what exactly you want to study in Australia. Kindly, clarify and I may be able to answer your question.
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Chetna S
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