Study Abroad

A CGPA of 8.0 is generally considered equivalent to 80%. However, the exact conversion can be made by applying the formula or using the CGPA to percentage scale. Based on the CGPA conversion chart, on a scale of 10-point CGPA, an 8 CGPA translates to a percentage range between 76.0% and 76.95%.

CGPA from SGPA can be calculated based on the following formula. 

CGPA = Sum of all SGPAs obtained in different Semesters ÷ Total number of semesters

The full form of CGPA is “Cumulative Grade Point Average”. It is a commonly accepted grading system in most European and other countries (except the USA, where the commonly accepted grading system is the GPA) and represents the student's performance throughout his degree.

Different scholarships have different eligibility criteria for the selection of grant winners. The scholarship committees/authorising bodies judge applicants' profiles based on various parameters, some consider CGPA as a dominating factor while some consider the overall performance and growth of the applicant. However, applicants must aim to score of minimum 8 CGPA to apply for a scholarship abroad.

Yes. The country offers graduate students the opportunity to stay on and work in Ireland for 12 months (undergraduate students) and 24 months for masters/graduate students. The country also releases a list of Critical Skill Emoylemt List - which implies they have abundant jobs in areas where they have a lack of resources and can be pursued by students.

 As informed earlier and in the article, Ireland has become one of the top destinations for international students wanting to pursue higher education. The country is a highly developed country and a perfect destination for anyone who is looking for a world-class education. in a progressive and innovative country with a promising carer option.

Studying in Malta can cost anywhere from roughly €10,000 to €25,000+ per year.  Tuition is generally free for EU/EEA students at public universities, but non-EU/EEA students can expect to pay €7,000-€20,000+ annually depending on the program.  Accommodation will likely cost €300-€1,000+ per month, and living expenses (food, transport, etc.) around €200-€400+ per month.  Remember these are estimates, and actual costs will vary. 

Studying in Malta can be relatively affordable for Indian students compared to other European countries. Tuition fees at public universities are generally lower, and there are various scholarships available to international students. However, living expenses in Malta can vary depending on your lifestyle and location.