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New answer posted•9 months ago

What is the highest package of Columbia University?

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9 months ago

The highest salary earned by graduates of the Columbia Uni USA is USD 450,000 (INR 4.3 Cr) in the Real Estate industry. This is three times the average salary package students got offered in the Real Estate industry. The average package for students in Real Estate was USD 150,000 (INR 1.43

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Is GMAT require for Stanford MA?

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9 months ago

GMAT scores are one of the crucial criteria during admission and are submitted by students to improve their profiles. 58% class submitted GMAT scores, and 42% submitted GRE scores. There is no ideal score provided by students to get into the Stanford MA. According to the university student profile 2

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As per a ranking body, Stanford is popular for many programs like International Education, Art History, Asian Studies, German Studies, History, and more. Students can check some popular MA programs at Stanford along with the tuition fees:

Stanford University MA Programs

Tuition Fees

Philosophy

INR 35L

Psychology

INR 31L

International Comparative Education

INR 72L

Art History

INR 31L

East Asian Studies

INR 35L

German Studies

INR 31L

History

INR 35L

International Policy

INR 37L

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Students who have scored high in their UG degree and have some job experience or done some internship in the similar subjects should think of taking admission at Stanford for MA. Philosophy, Psychology, International Education, Art History, Asian Studies, German Studies, History, and more, are some

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Indian students who want to join the MA programme at Stanford University should have a UG degree to fulfill the qualification. A job experience and a GPA of 3.5 can add a positive impression. They should submit LOR, SOP, transcripts, resume, and English language requirements.

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New answer posted•9 months ago

Does Stanford University offer MA degrees?

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Asked by Gunjan
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9 months ago

Yes, Stanford University offers 1-2 year MA programme to international students. Some popular programs are Philosophy, Psychology, International Education, Art History, Asian Studies, German Studies, History, and more. The programme is of 1-2 year and tuition fees is between INR 26L and INR 72L.

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New answer posted•9 months ago

Which famous Indian alumni studied at Harvard?

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Asked by Ishita
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9 months ago

Indian alumni associated with Harvard University are

  • Ratan Tata  (Studied Advanced Management Program - Harvard Business School)
  • Rahul Bajaj (Harvard Business School)
  • Anand Mahindra (Harvard Business School)
  • Kapil Sibal (Harvard Law School)
  • P. Chidambaram (MBA from Harvard)
  • Subramanian Swamy (PhD fro

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Bridgeport University requires students to submit an English language proficiency scores. The test scores that can be submitted are TOEFL / IELTS / PTE / Duolingo, etc. 

Tests UG ScoresPG Scores
TOEFL75 on iBT80 on iBT
IELTS6.06.0 for MS / MBA 6.5 for PhD
Duolingo5358
PTE9095

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