Study Abroad

Students must fulfill the basic eligibility and submit the required documents asked by Queen's University, including academic transcripts, English language requirements, letter of recommendations, work experience, resume, and more, before submitting the application fee. The Queen's University application fees for international students are given below:

• UG: CAD 150 (INR 9.2K)
• PG: CAD 120 (INR 7.2K)

  (CDN 1=INR 61.69)

Queen's University expects basic IELTS requirements of 6.5 and 7 from undergraduate and graduate students, respectively. International students or applicants coming from countries whose first language is not English must prove their English language requirements at Queen's University by submitting the scores of Duolingo, IELTS, PTE, and more. The IELTS requirements, along with other English language requirements, are given below:

As per an unofficial source, the Queen's University acceptance rate is 64%. The moderate percentage shows that the college is moderately tough to get into and follows a lenient approach during admission to select deserving candidates. Students must perform exceptionally well in academics and fulfill all the requirements and eligibility requirements for a specific program. The basic eligibility includes All India Senior School Certificate (awarded by CBSE) or the Indian School Certificate (awarded by CISCE) for undergraduate, and a bachelor's degree from a recognised university or equivalent for postgraduates.

With a 64% acceptance rate, Queen's University is comparatively easier to get into for international students. According to an unofficial source claims that the university takes a thorough approach that considers both academic and extracurricular elements and is somewhat lenient when it comes to admissions. The university places a high value on extracurricular activity participation, volunteer work, work experience, and references in addition to academic success. Students must strive for high academic status and engage in other relevant activities to improve their chances of being chosen.

Yes, Dartmouth College has famous museum named Hood Museum of Art. It first opened its doors in 1985. Dartmouth's collection of oldest and largest of any college in USA were under one roof to be made available to faculty, students and public. It has historic pieces of work showing diverse artistic traditions of 6 continents, such as Native American, European and American, Asian, Indigenous Australian, African and Melanesian art.

Yes, Dartmouth College offer many scholarships and loans to international students, which also covers travel expenses. Important fact for overseas students is that Dartmouth guarantees to meet 100% of demonstrated need of all admitted students who apply for aid, regardless of citizenship.

Dartmouth has extended its long standing need blind admissions policy to all foreign nationals, beginning with Class of 2026. All nationalities of international students can apply for fellowships.

Initially, the founder of Dartmouth College - Eleazar Wheelock suggested that the college be called Wentworth in honor of the governer. It was Governor John Wentworth who promised Wheelock (a Congregational minister from Windham, Connecticut, a grant of a township to build the college. However, the governor chose to name it after his friend the Earl of Dartmouth from England.

Dartmouth University was established in 1769, and is the last institution to receive its charter from the British Crown. A Yale University graduate, Eleazar Wheelock (a Congregational minister from Windham, Connecticut) is the founder of Dartmouth College. It was founded "for the education and instruction of youth of the Indian tribes in this land. English Youth, and any others." Wheelock's relationship with Mohegan Indian Samson Occom is believed to serve as the foundation for the establishment of the college. Occom played a key role in raising the money required to establish the college.