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Divya Shukla

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At Excelia Hotel & Tourism School, Indian students can choose from its three full-time courses which are the Bachelor's in Hotel Management track (La Rochelle, Paris, Tours), the duration of this programme is 3 years

At UG level only, there is another Bachelor's programme named the Bacehlor's in Hospitality (Tourism Management Track) and at the PG level, Excelia has MSc International Hospitality

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Loveleen Sharma

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Excelia Group of Institutions is a big brand name and its Hotel & Tourism School is the first French school to have a certification like UNWTO.TedQual for all its courses. 

This certification is provided by the United Nations in recognition of Excelia curriculum and the tourism industry

This school is also ranked 2nd nationally by Eduniversal 2026

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Akash Gaur

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Admission to the Master's in Computer Science program at Sorbonne Uni are very competitive, with acceptance rate ranging between 20-25% for Indian students. 

Indian students who meet the below conditions generally have the best chances of getting a seat for the MSc in CS programme at Sorbonne Uni.

  • A competitive GPA (ideally 3.2-3.6 or better on a 4.0 scale)
  • A recognised UG degree in Computer Science, IT, or Computer Engineering
  • Proof of English proficiency
  • Background knowledge of relevant CS concepts

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Akash Gaur

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Grande Ecoles are much better for business studies in France than Sorbonne. Sorbonne is considered the better choice for liberal arts programs and academic research.

However, it does not hold the same elite status in the corporate business sector. Grande Ecoles in France offer better networking and career services. These also maintain stronger connections with top companies like McKinsey, Goldman Sachs, and L'Oreal.

Everything you need to know about Grande Ecoles is covered in the video below:

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Akash Gaur

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No, they are not the same. They are two different universities that came from the University of Paris.

Sorbonne Uni was created in 2018 after a merger between Paris IV and Paris VI. It specializes in Sciences, Medicine, and Arts.

Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne is popular for its Law, Economics, and Humanities programs. 

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priyal sidhpura

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The college is very fun and engaging, like after the college hours you can chill and have fun. We even have clubs to engage ourselves in some or the other hobby or kind of activity, and every day it's new and fun, and learning new things and even socialising is fun. 

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Khushi Arora

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Along with Letter of Recommendations, statement of purpose, CV, Bachelor's Degree, it is also important to add English Proficiency Test scores to get an admission at University of Auckland. These are the minimum score requirement English Proficiency test (TOEFL iBT-90, IELTS-6.5, PTE Academic-58).

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Khushi Arora

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Along with Letter of Recommendations, statement of purpose, CV, Bachelor's Degree, it is also important to add English Proficiency Test scores to get an admission at University of Auckland. These are the minimum score requirement English Proficiency test (TOEFL iBT-90, IELTS-6.5, PTE Academic-58).

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Khushi Arora

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No, GRE/GMAT score are generally not required for most of the MS Courses but the English Proficiency test scores are a must have for the entry requirement and selection criteria. The students applying for MS courses at University of Auckland must also have at least a 5.0 GPE at a 9.0 Grade Scale.

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Khushi Arora

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No, GRE/GMAT score are generally not required for most of the MS Courses but the English Proficiency test scores are a must have for the entry requirement and selection criteria. The students applying for MS courses at University of Auckland must also have at least a 5.0 GPE at a 9.0 Grade Scale.

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