Study Abroad

According to ETS website, GRE exam fee is INR 22,000 for general test. INR 14,500 for subject test. GMAT exam fee is USD 300 (INR 25,643). 

In short, GMAT is more expensive than GRE exam 2026.

No, the GRE is not typically required for pursuing postgraduate (PG) medical degrees abroad. In short, GRE is required for non-clinical post graduate programs.

Countries and universities usually have specific entrance exams. For example

• USA: Requires the MCAT (not GRE).
• UK: Requires exams like UCAT or PLAB exam.
  
  

Queen's University offers various UG and PG majors for international students. The university is more popular for Medicine, Engineering, Business, Arts and Science, and other professional programs. Some popular Queen's University majors, along with the US News rankings, are given below:

An unofficial source claims the Queen's University acceptance rate is 64%. The moderate percentage shows that the university is moderately lenient towards students during admission and follows an easy admission criterion. The university considers eligibility criteria and academic performance the most crucial factors while choosing deserving applicants. Students must perform exceptionally well in academics and take part in relevant activities and gain work experience to improve their selection probability.

The DAAD scholarship is a financial aid offered by the German Academic Exchange Service, primarily to PG, Doctorate & PhD students, keen on studying & pursuing research in Germany,

Yes, Indian students are eligible to apply for the DAAD scholarship.

However, Indian students have a very limited number of slots available to them, therefore interested applicants are advised to apply early.

For more info, check out: DAAD Scholarship

You should take GMAT practice tests as often as possible after you are done with the complete GMAT exam preparation or if you are targetting preparation section wise. Practice tests give an overview of the overall strengths and weaknesses of the applicant based on their performance. Based on this assessment, applicants will get help in honing their skills where they lack. 

German actor: Axel Prahl, is a notable alumni of the University of Kiel.

Axel pursued a degree in acting at the institute between 1982 & 1985, before going to make his acting debut in the TV series for ZDF in 1994.

Prahl, won several accolades for his acting including two Adolf Grimme Awards, & is also known for acting in 23 episodes of the crime series: Tatort.

Juliane Koepcke, a Mammologist of German-Peruvian descent is a notable alumni of the University of Kiel.

Juliane is famous for being the sole survivor of the LANSA plane crash of 1971, after lightning struck the plane at mid-night, & the plane disintegrated with Koepcke surviving the free fall into the Amazon Rainforest.

The event was depicted in the movies: Miracles Still Happen (1974) & Wings of Hope (1998).