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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, Indian students do not need a private medical insurance, to study in the UK, assuming the duration of their course is more than 6 months and they hold the UK student visa.
Students needing a UK study visa, for higher education in the country, are required to pay a mandatory fee worth GBP 776 (INR 91.5 K) per year, in the form of Immigration Health Surcharge or IHS. This gives students, access to the UK's National Health Service (NHS), which takes care of all emergency medical needs.
Students are advised to register with a General Practitoner or GP, upon arrival in the UK, which deals with most general health problems.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
The English Language syllabus in banking exams includes topics like Reading Comprehension, Fill in the blanks, Multiple Meaning/Error Spotting, Paragraph Completion, Vocabulary, Para Jumbles, and Verbal Ability. The Mains exam also often includes a letter/essay writing section. So, a strong hold over written communication can help you do well in this section and score excellent marks.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
The Banking exam syllabus for the Quantitative Aptitude section includes topics like Number Series, Data Interpretation, Quadratic Equations, Profit & Loss, Ration and Proportion, Time and Distance, Permutation and Combination, Arithmetic and Geometry, to list a few. You must brush up on your mathematical aptitude to excel in this section of the exam.
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