Otago Polytechnic

The undergraduate and graduate tuition fees of Purdue University Northwest is less than that at Otago Polytechnic. Undergraduate Indiana residents pay roughly $253.15 in tuition and associated fees per credit hour at Purdue University Northwest, whereas non-residents and foreign students spend $606.70. By comparison, Otago Polytechnic costs between NZD 18,100 and NZD 22,660 annually for master's degrees. Based on the assumption that a typical one-year master's programme consists of 120 credits, this works out to between NZD 1,516.67 and NZD 1,888.33 per credit hour. For the majority of programs, Purdue University Northwest is therefore far less expensive than Otago Polytechnic. However, when selecting a university, prospective students should also take into account other aspects outside of tuition expenses, such as the caliber of instruction, employment opportunities, and personal preferences.

Depending on the degree and level of study, Otago Polytechnic charges different tuition for overseas students. International students must pay tuition fees ranging from NZD 18,100 to NZD 22,660 annually for courses in management, NZD 22,060 annually for studies in engineering, NZD 22,000 annually for courses in science, and NZD 23,220 annually for courses in media films. The expected annual tuition fees for management degrees at Otago Polytechnic range from INR 8,60,750 to INR 10,77,700, for engineering courses from INR 10,47,700, for scientific studies from INR 10,45,000, and for Science courses from INR 11,03,350 for media films courses.

Otago Polytechnic's MBA programme is very adaptable and provides a strong global perspective, which opens up a wide range of professional prospects for graduates.

1. After graduating, the majority of alumni find jobs within three months.
2. Around the world, graduates launch careers in a range of industrial sectors and work roles.
3. A large number of alumni make six figures a year.
4. Under the Immigration New Zealand Study to Work category, international students may be eligible for a work visa if they want to stay in New Zealand after graduation.

Careers as a financial manager, information technology (IT) manager, management consultant, health services manager, operations research analyst, personal financial advisor, etc. are available to those with an MBA.

O.P. Jindal Global University's JSPC offers undergraduate and postgraduate-level courses in the field of Psychology and Counselling. Admission to JSPC courses is primarily entrance-based. Candidates need to appear for the relevant entrance exam to become eligible for admission. 

The admission process is as follows:

• Fill out the application form for the course you want to opt for.
• Appear in the required entrance exam and achieve a qualifying score.
• Appear for the PI 
• Based on the overall performance, academics, and PI, if you are found suitable then your name will appear in the cut-off. 
• You can now submit the required documents and fees to get enrolled in the course.

Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling courses include BA/ BSc (Hons) in Psychology, MA/ MSc in Applied Psychology, MSc in Rehabilitation Sciences, and MSc in Psycho-Social Rehabilitation. JSPC course admission is based on the entrance exam, namely JSAT, SAT, ACT, LSAT, and Jindal - PMAT. The top courses include:

• B.A (Hons.) in Psychology
  a four-year undergraduate course of study emphasizing psychology theory, research, and application. It provides students with comprehensive exposure to fields of study outside of psychology by offering a combination of core and specialist courses in the psychological sciences.
  
  
• B.Sc (Hons.) in Psychology
  The goal of this four-year undergraduate curriculum is to give students a thorough education in psychological theory, research, and application.