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New answer posted•3 weeks ago

Should I learn Italian before going to Italy?

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3 weeks ago

Learning basic Italian before departure is advisable. Focus on practical phrases for transport, food, shopping, accommodation, directions and emergencies rather than trying to become fluent before you travel.

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New answer posted•3 weeks ago

Is learning Italian hard for Indian students?

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Asked by Jaya
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3 weeks ago

Pronunciation is usually the easy part, since words are mostly spoken as written. Verb forms and gendered nouns take time. With regular practice, most students manage everyday conversation within a few months.

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Can I get a part-time job in Italy without speaking Italian?

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New answer posted•3 weeks ago

Is Italian compulsory for an English-taught course in Italy?

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Asked by Kanika
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3 weeks ago

Not necessarily. Requirements depend on the university and program. Check the admission requirements for your course. Don't assume Italian is mandatory.

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New answer posted•3 weeks ago

Is Italian compulsory for an English-taught course in Italy?

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Asked by Kanika
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3 weeks ago

Not necessarily. Requirements depend on the university and program. Check the admission requirements for your course. Don't assume Italian is mandatory.

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Can I study in Italy without knowing Italian?

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Asked by Piyush Singh
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3 weeks ago

Yes. If you enrol in an English-taught program, you're exempt from the Italian language test at admission. You'll still need basic Italian for daily life outside campus.

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Can Universitaly be used for master's and PhD applications too?

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Asked by Sreetama
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a month ago

Yes, Universitaly can be used for Master's and PhD applications as well, but its role depends on the university and programme. For many international students, it is mainly used for the pre-enrolment process after applying to the university. The university first checks the application and then the r

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New answer posted•a month ago

Can Universitaly be used for master's and PhD applications too?

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Asked by Sreetama
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a month ago

Yes, Universitaly can be used for Master's and PhD applications as well, but its role depends on the university and programme. For many international students, it is mainly used for the pre-enrolment process after applying to the university. The university first checks the application and then the r

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New answer posted•a month ago

What is the average salary after studying in Italy?

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Asked by Kanika
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a month ago

Master's graduates earn a national average of about €1,847/month. This is five years after graduation. Engineering and computer Science graduates earn above this average.

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New answer posted•a month ago
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a month ago

Yes, particularly in engineering, IT, and manufacturing hubs like Milan and Turin. Italy offers a 12-month post-study job-seeking permit, and Indian student enrolment has been rising steadily. Language can still be a barrier outside major cities. 

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