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3 months agoContributor-Level 9
For the first year, the total fee is INR 1,40,000. This amount reaches INR 1,50,000 by the 4th year. A registration fee of INR 3000 is also charged. Artemisia College of Art and Design uses these funds to maintain animation labs.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 9
International students at UVic can get up to 16 months of paid work experience, during the degree. The co-op students of Victoria University Canada can earn up to CAD 3636 per month (Around INR 2.54 L). Co-op students of UVic have a chance of working with the companies like Meta, Warner Brothers, United Nations Environment Programme, etc.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Most of the courses at Le Cordon Bleu New Zealand have different international tuition fee for 2026-27. The total Le Cordon Bleu New Zealand tuition fee range between NZ 13,900 - NZ 81,700 for one year. Grand Diploma courses at this university are the most costly courses with one year tuition fee of NZ 81,700.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Le Cordon Bleu Wellington campus is attracting many students due to its location. Some of the top reasons to choose this campus are mentioned below-
- Wellington has topped Deutsche Bank's list of 50 cities with the best quality of life, least polluted, 4th best for property to income ratio, etc.
Wellington also ranks 2nd in the world for personal security.
- Wellington is known as the culinary capital
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Le Cordon Bleu Wellington campus is attracting many students due to its location. Some of the top reasons to choose this campus are mentioned below-
- Wellington has topped Deutsche Bank's list of 50 cities with the best quality of life, least polluted, 4th best for property to income ratio, etc.
Wellington also ranks 2nd in the world for personal security.
- Wellington is known as the culinary capital
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
To check the NEET SS merit list for admission to the OP Jindal Global University, students have to go to the official NEET SS website handled by NBEMS, go to the results section and look for the rank list or merit list.
The list is released in a PDF form containing the candidate's roll number, application ID, score, and rank. Only those students who have their name in the rank list are eligible to appear in the counselling process for enrolment to this university for the super speciality courses.
For more information about NEET SS exam, refer to this page.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can get into OP Jindal Global University with a 2000 NEET SS rank in 2025. According to the OP Jindal Global University NEET SS cutoff 2025 for round 1, the DNB in Cardiology course cutoff rank was 2073. This is the cutoff for the General AI category; other categories will have different cutoffs accordingly.
Candidates can refer to Shiksha's official OP Jindal Global University cutoff page to know more about the accepted cutoffs for other courses, categories, etc.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
OP Jindal Global University XAT cutoff 2026 was released for admission to the MBA course offered by the Jindal Global Business School. The cutoff was released for various All India categories.
For the General AI category, the XAT percentile was 50 for the General AI categories. Hence, students who want admission to this university should have a percentile of 50 to proceed to the 2nd round of admissions, which involves GD and PI.
Note - This is an estimated cutoff of previous years and not official data.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Co-op programs at MUN allow students to do paid work during their studies (for 3 to 4 months). Standard programs don't give students the same flexibility. Co-op terms are evaulated as students are required to submit a report or have their job performance assessed by their employer. These carry weightage to assess a student's overall course performance.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Co-op programs at MUN allow students to do paid work during their studies (for 3 to 4 months). Standard programs don't give students the same flexibility. Co-op terms are evaulated as students are required to submit a report or have their job performance assessed by their employer. These carry weightage to assess a student's overall course performance.
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