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Nikhil kumar Dubey

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Although technically possible to enter a Federation University Australia MBA programme without work experience, it is, under most circumstances, not feasible as most MBA programmes in Australia, including at Federation University, usually require some amount of professional experience and so if a programme states it can provide an MBA without work experience, it could be a (potentially) different type of management programme entirely and not an authentic MBA.

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Nikhil kumar Dubey

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As far as information is, Federation University Australia is, reasonably, a decent choice for an MBA, especially for those who want an applied, industry-oriented education with good chances of work after graduation, since the university has excellent postgraduation work prospects and is known to place high-performing job-ready graduates in Victoria, Australia; however, compared to the leading universities in the country, its general MBA ranking might not be so high.

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Nikhil kumar Dubey

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A TOEFL iBT score of 85 is generally sufficient for many programs at Federation University Australia, which typically require scores between 79–93. However, some courses, like Nursing or Teaching, may need higher scores (e.g., 100+). Check the specific requirements for your program on the university's website. Also, note that TOEFL tests taken between July 26, 2023, and May 4, 2024, won't be accepted for Australian student visas.

 

 

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NIRMAL VERMA

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Polytechnic West is also known as South Metropolitan TAFE they  does not offer an MBA programme but it focuses on vocational training and Diploma courses in areas such as business, management and other practical fields.If your considering business related studies at South Metropolitan TAFE the job opportunities typically align with the specific Diploma or certification such as:

  1. Diploma of Business or Management:
  •  Administrative roles
  • Office manager
  • Project coordinator

      2. Small businessowner/manager.

      3. Diploma of Leadership and Management.

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Sadiq Rahman

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Yes, Polytechnic West is generally cheaper than Homeles Institute.

The total fees of Polytechnic West for the Diploma course is 1.5 lakhs.

The total fees of Homeles Institute for the Undergraduate Diploma is 7 Lakh.

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NIRMAL VERMA

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 Polytechnic West in Western Australia does not offer an MBA programme but it provides a range of vocational education and training courses including diplomas and certificates in business and related fields.

For those interested in pursuing an MBA in Australia universities such as the University of Western Australia, Curtin University and Murdoch University in Perth offer MBA programs. 

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Aparna Vinod T

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The application deadlines for Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) for 2025  were 

Application deadline is January 3, 2025, and admission notifications are sent by February 1, 2025 

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Aparna Vinod T

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The cost of living at Carnegie Mellon University  varies depending on different factors, includes the type of housing you choose, and the room's size and amenities. 

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Arindam Modak

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Such an organisation does not fall within the ranking of global higher education institutions due to its nature of functioning as a private training provision focusing on short term vocational and non-degree courses. Such a training institution does not qualify as a university and a research institution which are usually the ones regarded by ranking bodies such as QS World University Rankings or Times Higher Education for global ranking.

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Arindam Modak

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Since *The Malka Group* has gone into voluntary administration in March 2024, it is no longer operational, so none of its programs are functional. This means it is no longer possible to study at The Malka Group, and therefore part-time job opportunities affiliated with the institution are also not available.

This means that if you are still interested in studying in Australia or elsewhere, most universities and colleges provide part-time job opportunities to international students, usually around 40 hours of working time in a fortnight during the academic session and full-time working hours during vacations. Do check out some other univ

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