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Priya Garg

Contributor-Level 10

To study for the PTE exam for free, you can make use of the numerous free resources online, which include following the YouTube channels that provide free lessons for the PTE exam, and you can also download some books and notes online for free. However, many platforms also provide access to free practice tests, and mock tests. You can also go through the official PTE preparation materials and focus on understanding the PTE test format to get your desired score.

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Mohammed Hamza Shaikh

Beginner-Level 5

Huron University College has approximately 70% acceptance rate, making it moderately competitive. Strong academics and extracurriculars improve your chances. As per the sources admission decisions are based on a holistic review of applicants' academic achievements, extracurricular involvement, and personal statements.

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Charushila Alone

Beginner-Level 5

National Institute of Computer Arts does not provide any scholarship but they offer facilities of fees payment in installments.

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Akash Gaur

Contributor-Level 10

The Santa Clara University is known to offer a great study environment to its students. As per reviews posted by students on Shiksha Study Abroad, the overall student consensus around the university can be described as satisfactory.

Majority of the student reviews state, that their university experience was great. This is evidenced by the fact that the institute attains 4.7 stars out of 5 for Student Life & 4.6 stars out of 5 for Safety.  

The university's events are described as valuable & fulfilling while the faculty is said to possess great in-depth knowledge of their respective areas of studies. 

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Nitesh Kumar samota

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Yes, you stand a chance for an MS at Hochschule there Bayerischen Wirtschaft, but admission will depend on several factors

1.academic requirement - Your Bachelor's in Commerce should be evaluated against their entry requirements

2.english or German proficiency - If the programme is in German, you may need a B2 or C1 level in German

3.visa and financial proof - You'll need to show financial means for living expenses and tuition fees

4.appliction documents - Your academic transcripts, CV, motivation letter

 

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Anushree Sinha

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Yes, Stanford University is classified among R1: Doctoral Universities (Very high research activity). So far, the university has worked on more than 7,500 externally sponsored projects, with a total budget of USD 2.2 billion.

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Nishtha Rawat

Contributor-Level 7

For Fall 2024 admissions, Stanford University received over 57,000 applications from prospective students. Out of these, merely 2, 000 candidates secured an admission offer from the university. Hence, it can be concluded that with the Stanford University acceptance rate of 4.4%, the university is extremely selective to get into.

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Statistics

Applications Received

57,326

Admission Offers

2,067

Students Enrolled

1,693

Acceptance Rate

3.6%

Yield Rate

81.9%

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Vipra Surbhi

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Of the 1,693 students enrolled in the Class of 2028 at Stanford University, 51% are females. Below is class profile of the Stanford University Class of 2028 first-year students:

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Statistics

Class size

1,693

Female

51%

Male

49%

International

14%

States & Nationalities Represented

50 US states & 70 unique nations

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Mukul Vimal

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Yes, Stanford University accepts Indian students. Around 9% of the undergraduate and 35% of the graduate student population of the university is made up of international audience and Indians are a major contributor. Apart from India, Stanford accepts students from 69 different countries.

Indian students must fulfill all the Stanford University entry requirements as mentioned in the course of their choice. Since the university takes a holistic approach, aspirants must excel academically and actively participate in extra-curricular activities as well as sports to boost their chances of securing a spot.

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Nishtha Karan

Contributor-Level 8

Getting into the Stanford Graduate School of Business is an extremely competitive affair. Of the 7,295 applicants, merely 424 students made it to the Stanford MBA Class of 2026. Some of the key highlights of the Stanford University MBA class profile are mentioned below:

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Details

Count of Applicants

7,295

Class-time Size

424

International Students

39%

Nationalities Represented

72 unique nations and 67 different languages spoken

Average Age of Students

28

Females

44%

US Students of Colour

53%

Average Years of Professional Experience

5.1 years

Average GMAT Score

738 (Range: 560 - 790)

Average GRE Score

Verbal: 163 (Range: 152 - 170)

Quantitative: 164 (Range: 153 - 170)

Average TOEFL Score

113 (Range: 104 - 120)

Average Undergraduate GPA

3.75 (on a 4.0 scale)

Top Undergraduate Majors

Engineering (31%)

Economics (20%)

Business/Commerce (18%)

Social Sciences (16%)

Math/Sciences (10%)

Arts/Humanities (5%)

Top Five Industries (prior experience)

Consulting (20%)

Investment Management/Private Equity/Venture Capital (19%)

Technology (14%)

Government/Education/Non-profit (9%)

Consumer Products & Services (7%)

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