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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Joju,
It is a good option but get into a good university having strong industrial tie-ups. You must also perform very well in your academics. You should also check the SOL to know the professions in demand currently, please go to the immigration Australia website to check the skills in demand and have an idea.
It is a good option but get into a good university having strong industrial tie-ups. You must also perform very well in your academics. You should also check the SOL to know the professions in demand currently, please go to the immigration Australia website to check the skills in demand and have an idea.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Bazooka,
You can apply, check options in Europe. Canada and Australia will be too competitive basis your grades. You may still get a few options in Australia. Your SOP, LORs, IELTS or TOEFL score will also be considered.
You can apply, check options in Europe. Canada and Australia will be too competitive basis your grades. You may still get a few options in Australia. Your SOP, LORs, IELTS or TOEFL score will also be considered.
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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
Contributor-Level 10
Dear Avinash,
Sorry to disappoint you, the cost of Masters in Australia with living costs for 2 years would be a minimum of around 40 to 50 lac rupees. You can try UK which will again be around 16 to 20 lac rupees but no post study work visa is given currently. Try Germany if your scores are above 75% as you may get a scholarship and even without it the costs are very low as far a tuition fee is concerned.
All the best.
Sorry to disappoint you, the cost of Masters in Australia with living costs for 2 years would be a minimum of around 40 to 50 lac rupees. You can try UK which will again be around 16 to 20 lac rupees but no post study work visa is given currently. Try Germany if your scores are above 75% as you may get a scholarship and even without it the costs are very low as far a tuition fee is concerned.
All the best.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi I am One,
Such information are not exclusively available to public and it is also advisable you enquire these type of queries directly to the concerned. Please email WES assistance and find out. They will evaluate if required and give you the foreign equivalency of your degree.
Such information are not exclusively available to public and it is also advisable you enquire these type of queries directly to the concerned. Please email WES assistance and find out. They will evaluate if required and give you the foreign equivalency of your degree.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Sukh,
You have to first decide what to study, different courses and different universities have different admission requirements. You have to check on university websites if you have sufficient marks to apply. As an international student you must also take the IELTS. For Master degree courses an overall score of 6.5 or higher is required. Australia is an expensive place so you must have the budget as well. As of now visit university websites to have an idea. RMIT, University of Sydney, UNSW, University of Melbourne etc are famous.
You have to first decide what to study, different courses and different universities have different admission requirements. You have to check on university websites if you have sufficient marks to apply. As an international student you must also take the IELTS. For Master degree courses an overall score of 6.5 or higher is required. Australia is an expensive place so you must have the budget as well. As of now visit university websites to have an idea. RMIT, University of Sydney, UNSW, University of Melbourne etc are famous.
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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
Contributor-Level 10
Dear Manali,
At the outset let me congratulate you on having received an offer letter from a very good University. To avail a loan you have to deposit some margin money and also provide collateral, hence it means you are financially strong asset wise but do not have liquid cash and no depending only on loan does not have a negative impact, in fact it is suggested that student loan is the best option as the visa officer is 100% clear about source of funding and does not have to suspect the origin of the money, also save you the headache of showing 6 month old funds.
All the best.
At the outset let me congratulate you on having received an offer letter from a very good University. To avail a loan you have to deposit some margin money and also provide collateral, hence it means you are financially strong asset wise but do not have liquid cash and no depending only on loan does not have a negative impact, in fact it is suggested that student loan is the best option as the visa officer is 100% clear about source of funding and does not have to suspect the origin of the money, also save you the headache of showing 6 month old funds.
All the best.
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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
Contributor-Level 10
Dear TejaPriya,
Since your background is biotechnology, it may be a challenge to get into Masters in other streams, however, if you have the aptitude then try for information technology or computer science as both have a fair chance for employment. Also, take a course of 2-year duration as anything lesser will not make you eligible for a post-study work visa and PR later. All the best.
Since your background is biotechnology, it may be a challenge to get into Masters in other streams, however, if you have the aptitude then try for information technology or computer science as both have a fair chance for employment. Also, take a course of 2-year duration as anything lesser will not make you eligible for a post-study work visa and PR later. All the best.
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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
Contributor-Level 10
Dear Jay,
The minimum cut-off for IELTS is 6.5 overall with no band less than 6, your CGPA is very good and you qualify on that score for admission to a good university. You need to retake your IELTS or go in for an ELICOS course leading to qualifying marks and then your Masters. The other alternative is taking good coaching for the IELTS both for language and the test and retake it to get qualifying scores. The cost is less.
You can check out Deakin University, University of Western Sydney, RMIT, University of Sydney, La Trobe and others for your course. Please ensure you enroll for a Masters with 2-year duration as anything with a less
The minimum cut-off for IELTS is 6.5 overall with no band less than 6, your CGPA is very good and you qualify on that score for admission to a good university. You need to retake your IELTS or go in for an ELICOS course leading to qualifying marks and then your Masters. The other alternative is taking good coaching for the IELTS both for language and the test and retake it to get qualifying scores. The cost is less.
You can check out Deakin University, University of Western Sydney, RMIT, University of Sydney, La Trobe and others for your course. Please ensure you enroll for a Masters with 2-year duration as anything with a less
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