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Yes, Indian students can change a course of study at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences. But to change course, Indian students must meet admission requirements of new programme and complete the changing process within the official deadlines.

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Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences diverse UG and PG degree programs offer many specialisations including Engineering, Business Administration and Social Work. From Digital Product Management to Regenerative Energy Technology and from Innovation Management to Therapeutic Social Work - Indian

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Yes,  students can study at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences without learning German. There are many English taught courses that only require valid scores in English language tests such as IELTS (6.0) or TOEFL (iBT: 79).

Having basic understanding of German is advised to Indian stu

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Yes, Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences is tuition-free for Indian students. Most public universities in Germany don't charge tuition fees from students. Public universities in Germany get funding from govt. directly. This is also case with this university as well.

There are some PG

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Yes, Indian students applying for any Master's programme at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences from the Summer/Winter 2027 intake onwards, need to take the dMAT test. 

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Yes, Indian students applying for any Master's programme at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences from the Summer/Winter 2027 intake onwards, need to take the dMAT test. 

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Yes, the University of Oxford considers extenuating circumstances for students who have been affected by personal difficulties. 

Extenuating CircumstancesDeclarationApplication Assessment

Explain events (COVID-19, bereavement, illness, etc.) affecting your application in the form's dedicated section — gives reviewers context.

The issues already adjusted for do not count. Get the previous institution's decision first; if refused/unhelped, provide proof of both their response and the circumstance.

For sensitive issues, use the separate Sensitive Personal Extenuating Circumstances form (via the upload portal) — this limits access to reviewers only, and needs your consent for sensitive data like health information.

Non-English documents need certified translation.

Assessors consider relevant circumstances, but this doesn't guarantee an interview or offer.

With strong evidence, assessors may disregard an affected paper or weigh other application parts more heavily — decided individually.

This doesn't apply to English test scores (contact the provider). 

For more information, check out the University of Oxford Admissions page.

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Yes, the University of Oxford considers extenuating circumstances for students who have been affected by personal difficulties. 

Extenuating CircumstancesDeclarationApplication Assessment

Explain events (COVID-19, bereavement, illness, etc.) affecting your application in the form's dedicated section — gives reviewers context.

The issues already adjusted for do not count. Get the previous institution's decision first; if refused/unhelped, provide proof of both their response and the circumstance.

For sensitive issues, use the separate Sensitive Personal Extenuating Circumstances form (via the upload portal) — this limits access to reviewers only, and needs your consent for sensitive data like health information.

Non-English documents need certified translation.

Assessors consider relevant circumstances, but this doesn't guarantee an interview or offer.

With strong evidence, assessors may disregard an affected paper or weigh other application parts more heavily — decided individually.

This doesn't apply to English test scores (contact the provider). 

For more information, check out the University of Oxford Admissions page.

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New answer posted•a month ago
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Yes, the University of Oxford considers extenuating circumstances for students who have been affected by personal difficulties. 

Extenuating CircumstancesDeclarationApplication Assessment

Explain events (COVID-19, bereavement, illness, etc.) affecting your application in the form's dedicated section — gives reviewers context.

The issues already adjusted for do not count. Get the previous institution's decision first; if refused/unhelped, provide proof of both their response and the circumstance.

For sensitive issues, use the separate Sensitive Personal Extenuating Circumstances form (via the upload portal) — this limits access to reviewers only, and needs your consent for sensitive data like health information.

Non-English documents need certified translation.

Assessors consider relevant circumstances, but this doesn't guarantee an interview or offer.

With strong evidence, assessors may disregard an affected paper or weigh other application parts more heavily — decided individually.

This doesn't apply to English test scores (contact the provider). 

For more information, check out the University of Oxford Admissions page.

...Read more

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Some of the primary work visas for Monash University Indian graduates include:

  • Temporary Graduate Visa
  • Skilled Migration Visa
  • Temporary / Permanent Residency (through company sponsorship)
  • Partner Migration
  • Skilled Visa (through General Skilled Migration Program)

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