Study Abroad

For Indian applicants to King's College London, the application deadlines differ with different programs. For undergraduate courses through UCAS, major deadlines include 15 October 2024 for most medical and dental courses and 29 January 2025 for the majority of other courses. However, the deadlines for most postgraduate courses vary by course so it would be best checked on a specific programme requirement. Early applications are also recommended to increase chances of consideration for the most desired courses. In addition, early application is made in time to allow proper processing of your application before accommodation starts running out.

There are several reasons why Indian students prefer to study at King's College London. For one, it has a rich history of academic excellence; it is a prestigious institution located right in the center of London with a richly diverse and vibrant student community. King's College offers many programs, particularly in fields such as business management, engineering, law, and natural sciences, that attract a lot of Indian students. A settled Indian community in London does ease the integration for new-comers and oftentimes describe an experience as being "home abroad." Second, King's has extensive support services for international students, ranging from help on finding accommodations to visa guidance, thus adding more glamour to attract Indian students wanting quality education in a world city. The strong alumni network of the university, which includes several prominent figures from India, also makes it an attractive destination for study.

Sure. An average Indian student may join King's College London, but only if there are specific academic and language proficiency standards he or she meets. Normally for an undergraduate course, a candidate requires at least 80 to 90% in their Class XII board exams, which should be from known boards, such as CBSE and CISCE. For the postgraduate programs, a degree with at least 65% marks is usually the requirement, along with an adequate personal statement and letters of recommendation. The tests also require proficiency in English and must score at least 7.0 overall on IELTS. In such a competitive admission process, dedicated students can make it through.

Indian students' most favorite course is an MBA at King's College London, which has excellent career prospects and a robust reputation. This course has been much sought after with the curriculum being quite inclusive and also because of the international recognition. Other demanding courses among Indian students include Computer Science, Data Science, and various Health Sciences programs like MBBS and Biomedical Engineering. King's College provides an immense number of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, hence, the college is one of the most desired ones among the students seeking abroad quality education. The fact that makes it even more appealing is that it is situated in London, and so it has very good networking and internship opportunities on campus. 

For example, to get an online B.Ed in Saudi Arabia, first, one has to find out which universities offer the same, such as King Saud University and King Abdulaziz University. Then he or she has to make sure that he or she fulfills the eligibility criteria, which include a high school Diploma and possibly some language proficiency. After that, one is necessitated to log into the university's website to submit an online application using a form. Then, the rest of the supporting documents such as academic transcripts and identification are prepared. The tuition fees usually are higher in private institutions; therefore, one should know them. Prepare a schedule for study time that accounts for other commitments but sees to the completion of coursework and all practicum hours required. Lastly, occasionally refer to the university website to get information on courses availability, application deadlines, and requirements.

However, prospective students must apply to UC Davis through the University of California (UC) application website only. The application period begins on August 1, and the application should be completed by November 30 for the subsequent fall semester. Academic credentials, personal statement essays or, questions that allow the applicant to give insight into personal experience and extracurricular activities.
The campus application fee is $80 for domestic students and $95 for International students per campus. UC Davis does not use SAT or ACT scores because the whole UC school system is test-optional. An applicant also needs to pass sufficient courses with an average grade point average of 3.0 (3.4 for non-residents) in A-G Subjects.
 

IIM Ahmedabad is India's best MBA college and to join the B-school, the applicants are required to pay about Rs. 23-25 Lacs to get an average of INR 35-40 LPA placements. Again it is best suited for Indian graduates and has deep associations with the local industries.
With costs of approximately EUR 59,000 (approximately INR 54-55 lakhs), SDA Bocconi School of Management provides international opportunities along with employing opportunities with a median salary of EUR 70,000-100,000. It is preferable for carrying out international vocations, particularly in Europe.
So while IIM Ahmedabad benefits the Indian job markets one can have global career advancement out of SDA Bocconi.
 

If you do not plan to practice medicine in India, then you do not need to take the FMGE. The FMGE is mandatory for Indian citizens and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) who wish to obtain a license to practice medicine in India after completing their medical education abroad. Regarding the USMLE, if you pass all the steps of the USMLE that are required and you get your medical license in the United States, you are exempt from taking the FMGE for practising in India. However, if you do plan to practice in India at any point, you will still need to fulfil the FMGE requirement unless you hold a medical qualification recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC) from specific countries like the US, UK, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, along with a postgraduate qualification from those countries.

Yes, you are permitted to use a calculator, but only the one from the test. The on-screen calculator is provided on the computer-based GRE while the Quantitative Reasoning section is being administered. The paper-based GRE comes with a basic handheld calculator, which is provided by the test center. Personal calculators are prohibited. The on-screen calculator offered is basic, using such functions as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and square roots. It makes the calculation easier but not as a replacement for analytical ability. Proper use of the calculator requires knowing when to save time and avoid making errors during the test.