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2 months ago

Yes, Aston University does accept Indian students with a Medium of Instruction (MOI) which can be used as a valid proof of English proficiency. MOI requirements for Indian students at Aston University Birmingham are as follows:

Qualification AcceptedMinimum English Grade Required
CBSE and ICSE (Class 12th+ MOI
  • No marks required from Tier 1 universities
  • For Tier 2 & 3 universities - 65% and above is required
State Boards (Class 12th) + MOI
  • No marks required from Tier 1 universities
  • For Tier 2 & 3 universities - 70% and above
Medium of Instruction (MOI) from Tier 1 University
  • Accepted as a standalone document (subject to insessional English)

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Aston University is generally considered safe for Indian students, with an overall safety rating of 4 stars out of 5, as part of the Aston University UK student reviews on Shiksha. 

Key features of campus safety at Aston University are as follows:

  • 24/7 patrolling of the campus, departments, and a

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Yes. Getting into the University of Edinburgh for a master's degree is hard and competitive. It requires a strong academic record, a clear personal statement, and relevant references. The general acceptance rate for master's programs at the University of Edinburgh is roughly 30% to 45%, but the offe

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Does BPP University require IELTS for Indian students?

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2 months ago

Not always. Students with 60% or above in Class 12 English may be exempt, and TOEFL or PTE scores are also accepted as alternatives.

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It depends on the goal. BPP places strong emphasis on job-readiness and industry certifications - which often means faster and more targeted employment outcomes compared to some traditional universities - though public research universities may offer stronger academic prestige in certain fields.

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2 months ago

BPP UNiversity is considered good for Indian students because of its:

  • Career-focused curriculum,  

  • Flexible rolling admissions,  

  • No-IELTS pathway for eligible students, and 

  • Strong postgraduate employment outcomes, particularly in law, business, and finance.

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BPP UNiversity is considered good for Indian students because of its:

  • Career-focused curriculum,  

  • Flexible rolling admissions,  

  • No-IELTS pathway for eligible students, and 

  • Strong postgraduate employment outcomes, particularly in law, business, and finance.

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3 months ago

Yes. Geoffrey Hinton completed his PhD in AI at Edinburgh. He won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics and the 2018 Turing Award.

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3 months ago

Some of the popular names include:

  • Charles Darwin
  • Alexander Graham Bell
  • Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
  • Gordon Brown
  • Sir Chris Hoy

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3 months ago

The university counts around 19 Nobel laureates. They are directly affiliated with it as alumni, faculty members, or researchers. Plus several more through honorary degrees, rectorships, and visiting positions.

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