Study Abroad

Syracuse University USA is globally renowned for offering world-class programs and attracts students from all over the globe. As per the Syracuse University reviews posted by students on Shiksha, the academic environment is top-notch, and the results are worth it. Reviews say that the teaching menthods are top-tier and the placement opportunities are good. Students have rate the university 4.4 stars for the quality of faculty.

Some of the top organizations where Uni of Exeter graduates are working include:

• EY
• Deloitte
• PwC
• HSBC
• JP Morgan Chase
• Goldman Sachs
• Amazon
• UBS
• Google
• Exeter Student Investment Fund
• University of Exeter Law Society

Yes, international students at Exeter University could work part-time. The working hours limit applied to all employment and volunteering. For UG and PG students, the working-hour limit is 20 hours per week during the standard term dates. A few of the part-time jobs for which students could go for are on-campus bars, cafes, and shops.

Students from King's College London enjoy diverse and vibrant opportunities to grow and explore with different students from different nationalities. Students can explore over 400 societies, clubs and activity groups with themes revolving around academics; arts & creative; common interests; Faith & spirituality and many others.

The college also provide many sports and other activity related opportunities to the students which helps them to explore and understand different culture and opportunities.

King's College has recorded nearly 14 people who have been awarded the Nobel prize; including Charles Barkla; Owen Willans Richardson; Frederick Gowland Hopkins; Charles Scott Sherrington; Edward Appleton; Max Theiler; Maurice Wilkins; Desmond Tutu; James Black; Mario Vargas Llosa; Michael Levitt; Peter Higgs; Roger Penrose and Michael Houghton who have served their excellence in different field including Physiology; Medicine; Physics; Chemistry and more. Some of the alumni of the King's College London also won Nobel prize in peace, and other welfare work globally.

King's College London has many famous alumni globally including many Nobel prize winners, athletes, poets, writers, filmmakers, actors and many others. Some of the notable alumni of King's College London are Peter Higgs; Michael Levitt; Dame Katherine Grainger; Susan Hill; Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje; Asma Khan and Michael Morpurgo.

The personalities studied in King's College London are highly recognised and known for their roles and for their great influence. 

Indian students at BPP University get the access to a wide world of opportunities. As per the reviews posted by students on Shiksha, the university offers one of the best campus life in UK. From academics and sports facilities to meal options and the student affairs team, everything is readily available for students. Also, get the opportunity to participate in a variety of clubs and organizations. Most of the students feel that the city is extremely safe to live in, which is a strong factor to choose this institution.

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King's College London does not require an interview for most of the programs. However, for most of the courses the King's College invites the students for the interview that are generally based on research programs.

King's College London interview is a part of a selection process which helps the college to understand and help the student to select the course according to their interest and evaluate whether the student is eligible for the particular course and decide accordingly.