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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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New York University expects students to score a minimum cumulative score of 3 on a 4-point scale. Along with the GPA score, students must fulfil the basic eligibility requirements set by the university. Students must submit some required documents including college/university transcripts, recommendations, resumes, video and timed writing reflection, and TOEFL/IELTS scores. 

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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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Texas A&M University is one of the top public universities in the US. According to a top-ranking publisher who releases the US-specific rankings, the TAMU ranking is #51 in the National Universities category ranking. This shows that this university ranks slightly above the Top 50 US Universities ranking. In the world rankings, TAMU ranks among the Top 200 Universities in the world. As per a world-ranking publisher, this university ranks at #154 in 2025 and #143 as per another-ranking publisher.

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Pragya Saha

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Yes, an average Indian Student can apply to Amherst College, but admission is very competitive. Amherst College looks for well-rounded students who are academically brilliant, intellectually curious and have extracurricular interests. While a good academic record is crucial, admission also considers other aspects such as leadership qualities, personal essays, letters of recommendation, and standardized test scores (if applicable). Financial aid is available as well, and Amherst practices a need-blind admission policy for its international students, which means their financial need does not determine the admission decision. Being an ave

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C Kranthi kumar

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For choosing college between cornell University and IIM Raipur it's based on some requirements like your career goals and financial situation and personal preferences and some based like

1.Curriculum 

Based on the curriculum and the teaching faculty and the requirements for your course and well-equipped library and lab experiments for these both colleges will be very good 

2.reputation

Based on reputation cornell University has more reputation than the IIM raipur 

3.fees

Cornell University:70,000 dollars per year

IIM raipur:15 Lacs for the entire course 

 

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C Kranthi kumar

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If u stay off-campus then u will definitely miss the campus life and if u liked to stay off-campus and the houses will be too expensive since it is located in Cambridge, new york city and around 80 percentage students is living in campus and around 15 percentage of students is been living off-campus and if u stay in campus and u can reduce your daily expensives and comparing to total expenses it is quite less if u stay in campus

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Iman Das

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The annual expenditure for international students to study at Stanford University, including tuition, housing, and other expenses, works out to approximately $92,892 (77,10,000 INR at an exchange rate of 1 USD is 83 INR). It covers tuition fees (~$65,127 for undergraduates), living expenses (~$21,315), health insurance (~$7,620), and other miscellaneous fees. The cost varies for different courses; refer to Stanford's official website for further information.

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Thanjavuru Sumanth

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Lehman College is usually cheaper than the University of California, Riverside (UCR) when it comes to tuition fees. For the 2024-25 school year, in-state students at Lehman paid around $7,410 per year, while out-of-state students paid about $15,840. On the other hand, UCR charges out-of-state students around $45,000 per year, and in-state students about $14,000.

When you look at the total costs, including living expenses, Lehman College is still more affordable, especially for out-of-state students. This makes Lehman a good choice for students looking for a less expensive education in New York compared to UCR in California.

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Muskan Yadav

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Hi Preeti,

So the undergraduate cost of attendance includes tuition and mandatory fees (charged based on your enrollment: full time or part time), housing and meals, books and supplies, personal expenses, and transportation.

I'll provide you all the expenses in Indian rupees:

Living on campus fees:

  • Full time tution fees:57,05,240
  • Rooms and meals:17,94,706
  • Books and supplies:1,52,404
  • Personal expenses:1,73,048
  • Transportation:1,31,251

Living in off campus:

  • Full time tution fees:57,05,240
  • Books and supplies:1,52,404
  • Personal expenses:1,73,048
  • Transportation:1,31,251

Total expenses: 80,60,123

Best of luck for your future?

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Ravi Babu

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Yes, online classes are available at Westminster College in Pennsylvania. These courses are made to give students flexibility and accessibility These undergraduate and graduate-level courses include a wide range of subjects, including as business, education and the liberal arts. Online courses place a strong emphasis on interactive learning using digital resources, discussion boards and virtual classrooms.

For example the college provides working people with degrees like an online Master of Business Administration (MBA). Students are guided by knowledgeable faculty members and the courses retain the same level of intellectual rigour as

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Ravi Babu

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Yes as long as they fulfil the requirement a typical Indian student can enrol at Westminster College in Pennsylvania Westminster College prioritises academic achievement, extracurricular activities and personal writings in its search for well rounded candidates Among the necessary prerequisites are

Academics: An equivalent Indian board score or a respectable high school GPA (above 2.5 on a 4.0 scale).
English proficiency: results from tests like the TOEFL (minimum score of 79) or IELTS (6.0+).
SAT/ACT: Not required although it helps improve the application.
Financial Support: Evidence of income for living expenses and tuition while there a

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