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New answer posted•8 months ago
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8 months ago

Let's be honest, Japan is slightly more expensive than India. So yes, if you will compare to expenses in Indian cities. On the other hand, it is much cheaper than cost of living in any developed nation like USA and UK.

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New answer posted•8 months ago

What is the tuition cost to study MS in Japan?

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8 months ago

Tuition at national universities in Japan is nearly INR 3.2 to INR 3.5 Lakhs per year. Plus a one time admission fee of INR 1.6 Lakhs.

Private universities are more expensive. Ranges from INR 5 to INR 12 Lakhs annually. Depending on programme and location.

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New answer posted•8 months ago

Can I Pursue MS in Japan in English?

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Asked by Aashi
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8 months ago

Yes! You can pursue an MS in Japan in English. Many top universities, like University of Tokyo and Kyoto University, offer Global 30 programs.

You only need English proficiency scores like IELTS or TOEFL to apply.

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New answer posted•9 months ago

Can I do PG in Japan?

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Asked by Raushan Jain
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9 months ago

Yes, Indian students with a recognised UG degree can pursue PG (PG) studies. Most Masters in Japan programs take two years to complete. You can choose from over 300 English-taught programs or Japanese-medium courses if you are proficient in the language.

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New answer posted•9 months ago

Is Japan good for doing masters?

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Asked by Mani
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9 months ago

Yes! Japan is an excellent destination for MS. Japan offers 

  • World class education in STEM and AI.
  • Extremely safe cities to live.
  • High quality of life
  • Strong Job Market.

Japan actively recruits international graduates. 

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New answer posted•9 months ago
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9 months ago

Waseda Japan is not known to accept tuition fees in installments. Students are required to pay fees at the start of each spring and fall semester. The fees is paid by automatic debit transfer from the 2nd semester onwards until graduation.

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New answer posted•9 months ago
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9 months ago

The tuition fees is paid by automatic debit transfer at the start of each spring and fall semester. At the time of admission, the tuition and fees for the 1st semester are paid during enrollment procedures.

The automatic debit transfer begins from the 2nd semester onwards. Students can also pay the f

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New answer posted•9 months ago
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9 months ago

Accenture, Amazon, Deloitte, Bloomberg, and IBM are the companies where Waseda Japan graduates work. Given below is a list of some other popular companies that employ Waseda University Japan graduates.

Waseda Top Employers
Daikin IndustriesPwC Consulting LLCTata Consultancy Services Japan
Japan AirlinesRakuten GroupMitsubishi Corporation
EY Strategy and ConsultingCapgemini JapanMinister of Foreign Affairs of Japan

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9 months ago

IT, Manufacturing, Commerce, Professional Services, and Finance are the top 5 industries where Waseba Japan graduates work. Given below is a breakdown of the industries and the percentage of Waseba graduates that work in them.

IndustryPercentage of Graduates Employed
Professional Services22%
Manufacturing17%
Commerce16%
IT11%
Finance9%

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9 months ago

For courses taught in Japanese, some schools do conduct in-person entrance tests and interviews. In that case, students will have to go to Japan and sit in the test.

Students don't need to go to Japan if they're applying for courses taught in English. Entry to these programs are based only on docume

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