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Chandeep Singh

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Fees can be paid through various methods. They can go to the Jai Hind College fee portal. Payment can be made through many ways such as UPI, Net Banking, Debit and Credit Card and more. In case of any issue regarding the fee payment, aspirants can contact the admissions department. 

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Yes, as per the fee refund policy, if an aspirant withdraws their application before start of academic term, INR 500 will be deducted as a charge. If they withdraw after 20 days, 20% of the amount will be deducted. If withdrawal is made and it has been almost 50 days, 30% amount is deducted. In case aspirants withdraw after 50 days, total 50% of amount will be deducted. The refund policy is as per UGC guidelines.

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Chandeep Singh

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The fees for MSc course at Jai Hind College is INR 121,420. This is for Big Data Analytics specialisation. Whereas, for MSc Chemistry, it is INR 21,600 for aided category whereas INR 56,000 for unaided category.

Fee disclaimer: The given fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to revision and hence, is indicative.

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Kanika Pandey

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Yes, Indian students can surely go for the MS courses at the University of Vienna.

Some of the reasons include a high quality education, a very low tuition fee (this is approximately EUR 1.5K to EUR 3K) along with a high standard of living. 

The students generally go for STEM and Management programs here for an MS. 

 

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Kanika Pandey

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Yes, Indian students can surely go for the MS courses at the University of Vienna.

Some of the reasons include a high quality education, a very low tuition fee (this is approximately EUR 1.5K to EUR 3K) along with a high standard of living. 

The students generally go for STEM and Management programs here for an MS. 

 

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Chandeep Singh

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Jai Hind College offers an industry-aligned curriculum and excellent placements in MSc course. Aspirants are placed in one of the top companies such as BPCL, Rawji Fine Fragrances Private Limited, HP Green R&D Center and more

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Chandeep Singh

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Aspirants who want to get admission into MSc course at Jai Hind College, must complete their BSc degree from a recognised college. Admission is given on merit-basis. To confirm their seat, aspirants must make their application at the earliest convenience.

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Pallavi Garg

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As per the official website of the University of Manchester, the MS in Computer Science programme is the most popular course for Indian students. The students are granted over 900+ courses each year for these Computer Science degrees. 

Look at the key in- demand courses given below - 

  • Computer Science (MS Courses)
  • Engineering (MS or MEng)
  • Information Systems/Data Analytics
  • Cybersecurity

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Raushan Piplani

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MIT School of Vedic Sciences MSc graduates can find job opportunities public and private sectors. The graduates can pursue a career in research, education, wellness consulting, etc. There is also opportunity for higher studies in Ayurveda, Indian Knowledge Systems, etc. 

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Piyush Anand

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MIT School of Vedic Sciences, MIT-ADT University offer merit based admission to MSc courses. Selection depends on eligibility fulfilment and performance in Class 12 or equivalent exam. Eligible candidates can visit the website to register and apply. The selected students can pay course fee to confirm seats.

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