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9 years ago
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Scholar-Level 17
For MS in Germany, you need the following:
At least 70-75% from a reputed Indian university. You need to appear for GRE (for some Universities) and a score of above 300 should do the needful. Also, it can boost a student's profile if he or she appears for the course even though the university has not requested for it. IELTS (6.0) or TOEFL(100) is also required. You may apply through daaddelhi.org.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
No country or university will re-imburse tuition fee. You have to pay the fee and they are not going to re-imburse. It is not a company flight ticket or insurance policy that you will get back the money. Scholarships can be availed if you are highly meritorious. You can avail education loan from banks to study abroad. Of course, you must repay the amount within a specific period, 15 to 20 years after you graduate.
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9 years ago
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I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing Masters of Science in Biochemistry from Pondicherry University.
Selection of students for the M. Sc. Program in Pondicherry University is based on the National Level Entrance Examination conducted by the Pondicherry University at various centers in the country. The test consists of objective type questions in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Biophysics, Microbiology, Genetics, Physiology and allied areas.
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Scholar-Level 17
Game engineering is a huge market abroad mainly in Ireland, Canada, USA, The Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, UK to name a few. If you are highly skilled prospects are high. UK will be tough due to the work permit laws for international students.
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Scholar-Level 17
It will depend on your profile, budget and the country. it is a good practice to complete your B.Sc here with very good grades and then enroll into a MS program abroad. Many universities requires or allow students to complete their Ph.D after MS. The final decision will be yours. If you have can maintain your academics and finance you can go anytime you want. Also, check that the university you apply to is a reputed one. Check with the university about student visa extensions and career assistance they would be providing. Speak with your family and well-versed professors too.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, MIT offers both undergraduate and graduate scholarships but very competitive and limited to the international students unless you are extraordinary. They are also based on financial need. Kindly check these important links:
https://sfs.mit.edu/graduate-financial-aid
https://sfs.mit.edu/undergraduate-financial-aid
https://sfs.mit.edu/undergraduate-financial-aid/types-of-aid/mit-scholarships
If there is any confusion, email them.
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