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Garima SharmaEducation Consultant
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Yes, if your percentage is above 95% in Bachelors from a good university, then yes, the university can waive off your tuition fee.
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Garima SharmaEducation Consultant
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For Australia, no exam is required for scholarship. As per your 12th qualification, the university will access your profile and give you the scholarship.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Shiv Das,
71% is a good score. You will find many options but it will be a challenge in Canada, still, try.
Check the skill shortage lists of the country for opportunities in mining. International students must take IELTS. Some universities may require GRE. Excellent SOP and LORs will be required.
71% is a good score. You will find many options but it will be a challenge in Canada, still, try.
Check the skill shortage lists of the country for opportunities in mining. International students must take IELTS. Some universities may require GRE. Excellent SOP and LORs will be required.
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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
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Dear Gursharn,
Unfortunately, such universities do not exist. However, if you check the fees on the websites of different universities then you can choose the ones which charge the least. Look for universities in the Tasmanian region as they have a lower demand comparatively so they may be charging lower fees or offering concessions. All the best.
Unfortunately, such universities do not exist. However, if you check the fees on the websites of different universities then you can choose the ones which charge the least. Look for universities in the Tasmanian region as they have a lower demand comparatively so they may be charging lower fees or offering concessions. All the best.
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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
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Dear Dalip, You can go for a Masters in Physics either taught or by research, alternatively there are Masters courses which if you want to can continue into Ph.D. if your interest is in research then I would strongly recommend this as you would have higher career prospects. All the best.
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Mohammed Faraz
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Mechanical Engineering is the mother of all engineering fields and you can find any job after pursuing your Masters in mechanical engineering as it is still the most sought-out field that offers good recruitment.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
The University of Melbourne
The University of Sydney
The University of New South Wales
Monash University
The Australian National University
RMIT University
The University of Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
The University of Adelaide
The University of Western Australia
The University of Sydney
The University of New South Wales
Monash University
The Australian National University
RMIT University
The University of Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
The University of Adelaide
The University of Western Australia
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
Mining engineers are in high demand in Federation University and often enjoy excellent income rates. Make the most of our programme's flexibility, which allows you to work full time while studying. You'll become a highly skilled mining engineer as you learn advanced concepts and skills across arrange of mining engineering subjects. You can also focus on an area of interest with a research component. Plus, you can be confident knowing that students rated our teaching quality and their overall satisfaction with our post graduate engineering courses above average compared to other Australian universities. We'll guide you through the funda
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi,
Your academics are good. You can look at UNSW, UWA, Australian National University, Monash University, UTS, RMIT, University of Sydney and University of Melbourne.
These are top ranked. You can apply but they are competitive.
Other schools which you can see are Griffith, La Trobe and many more. No matter where you apply, you have to check the IELTS score requirement individually on the university websites.
Sometimes universities can offer bridge courses in English if you do not meet the requirements. Normally 6.5 is required.
Your academics are good. You can look at UNSW, UWA, Australian National University, Monash University, UTS, RMIT, University of Sydney and University of Melbourne.
These are top ranked. You can apply but they are competitive.
Other schools which you can see are Griffith, La Trobe and many more. No matter where you apply, you have to check the IELTS score requirement individually on the university websites.
Sometimes universities can offer bridge courses in English if you do not meet the requirements. Normally 6.5 is required.
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Pranjal Arya
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Hi Mandeep,
Yes, you can apply for Australia student visa.
If you wish to study in Australia, you would need to apply for and get a student visa. The visa guidelines for Australian Student visa have changed and a Simplified Student Visa Framework (SSVF) has been initiated from July 1, 2016. As per the new visa guidelines implemented by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection, Australian Government, all students planning to study in Australia need to apply for Visa under Subclass 500 with effect from July 1, 2016. Applications prior to July 1, 2016, were accepted under different subclasses. Recent changes have combined the e
Yes, you can apply for Australia student visa.
If you wish to study in Australia, you would need to apply for and get a student visa. The visa guidelines for Australian Student visa have changed and a Simplified Student Visa Framework (SSVF) has been initiated from July 1, 2016. As per the new visa guidelines implemented by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection, Australian Government, all students planning to study in Australia need to apply for Visa under Subclass 500 with effect from July 1, 2016. Applications prior to July 1, 2016, were accepted under different subclasses. Recent changes have combined the e
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