Norway

Free Tuition Universities in Norway
Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU. Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences. University of Nordland formerly Bodo University College. University of Bergen. Bergen University College. Good luck!

One of the major sources for scholarship funding in Sweden is the Swedish Institute, a government agency which offers scholarships to international students and researchers who come to Sweden to study or work. The Swedish Institute offers scholarships to students of various nationalities, and gives out several hundred each year. In 2019, it predicts it will give out around 470 scholarships. Further, they offer Visby Programme Scholarships for both Masters level and Ph.D. students, which focus on students from countries around the Baltic Sea and Russia.

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3.0 out of 4 scale must be there in order to get admission.

As per my knowledge in Norway, some 20-30k students are studying.

Yes, there are some chance for admission according to your score. So, you can apply for admission. Good luck.

BI Norwegian Business School is the first and only Business School in Norway to offer a Bachelor of Business Administration BBA taught entirely in English. The Bachelor of Business Administration BBA is open to both international and Norwegian students and focuses on basic business related topics, such as accountancy, finance, strategy, research methods, international economics, shipping and commerce, law, marketing and intercultural communication. Teaching will take a practical approach with group projects and case studies from the world of business play an integral part of the programme.