Study Abroad

No, the main IELTS exam pattern is same. It still has four parts: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. The questions might be new, but the IELTS syllabus rules and timing is not changed.

No, there is no common answer on SAT. Each answer choice whether A, B, C, or D are evenly distributed, so, guessing a particular choice (e.g. option B) for most questions will not be the right approach. Even while preparing for SAT exam, students may have come across a couple of questions which may have a common option as answer but this rule may not apply at all times, especially for the main exam day. 

Yes, but only for Reading and Writing. The Listening and Speaking sections are exactly the same. Academic focuses on university-level texts and graphs, while General Training covers everyday social and workplace topics.

Yes, Sharda University provides education in only valid degrees that are accepted in India and abroad. The programmes at Sharda has been recognised by national bodies such as the University Grants Commissions as such the degrees of the university are generally accepted abroad. These degrees have also been recognised by bodies such as the MCI, AIU, DCI, PCI, COA, INC, BCI, etc.

Yes, to get admission to the University of Europe for Applied Sciences, International students are required to go for an entrance exam. 

Applications being applied by international students will require a short essay and sometimes the personality and aptitude tests too. The specific admission requirements vary as per the program. The students may also need to have an internship experience. A portfolio for creative courses is required too. 

Some top Oxford Uni recruiters are Amazon Web Services, PepsiCo, Samsung, Walmart, Bank of Singapore, Visa Europe, World Bank Group, PwC, Bain & Company, ANZ Banking Group, Arise by Infinitas, Lodha Developers UK Ltd,  Metro Bank Plc,  Moss,  Navis Capital Partners,  Nomura Group,  PINECONE Holdings,  PJT PartnersArma Partners. Aviva UK,  Ayan Capital etc.  

Yes, students can pay their tuition fees in instalments at the UvA Holland. Students can request a payment arrangement via Studielink if they have difficulty paying their fees. As part of the arrangement, students would have to make sure to pay their dues on time. The regular debits will remain in effect. The payment arrangement will be considered null, if students fail to pay their fees on time.

This would mean students would be unable to log in to their UvAnetID and may face consequences related to enrolment.

The PG research students saw a placement rate of almost 80% as per official reports, whereas the graduates of the MBA programme at Oxford accepted a job offer three months while 92% of MFE graduates accepted a job offer within six months 

Holland residence permit or MVV costs around INR 25.6 K. This is one time fee paid by all students who are not from country in EU. This fees can vary over time. To be eligible one would need to provide proof of INR 1.2 Lakhs for monthly cost of living and TB test to prove physical and financial health.