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2 months ago

Yes. Getting a Chevening Scholarship is considered very difficult for Indian students. On average - only 100-110 Chevening Scholarship awards are granted from thousands of Indian applicants. This makes the success rate of winning the scholarship very low for Indian students, i.e. 8%-10%. Cheven

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2 months ago

OP Jindal Global University BA LLB (Hons) eligibility criteria is Class 12 or equivalent examination with minimum 45% aggregate from CBSE, ISC, State Boards, IB, Cambridge, or other recognised boards.

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2 months ago

The students can complete University of York MSc in Artificial Intelligence course in 1 year. The tuition fee for international students is GBP 32,900 for 2026/27 (Around INR 42.2 L). For admission to this course, the students are required to submit a Bachelor's degree, 2:2 equivalent or a Computer

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New answer posted•2 months ago

How many years can I legally work in the US after an MS in CS?

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2 months ago

Up to 3 years on OPT + the STEM OPT extension (12 months + 24 months). This is before you need an employer-sponsored visa like the H-1B. The H1-B visa is longer than almost any other master's field.

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2 months ago

The subject ranking (Computer Science & Information Systems) is more relevant. It's built specifically on CS academic reputation, employer reputation, and research output, rather than the university's overall profile across every department.

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What is Ireland student visa processing time?

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2 months ago

Processing time for an Irish student visa varies from 4 to 8 weeks - which means 30-40 business days. This time must be calculated from the date you attended your biometric interview.  

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Yes, Indian students remain fully eligible to apply for and enrol in MS in Computer Science in USA. India is still the largest source of international students in the US, and admissions eligibility itself (bachelor's degree, GPA, English scores, SOP/LORs) hasn't changed. What has changed is the F-1

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What is Ireland student visa rejection rate?

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2 months ago

As per the official sources - the Ireland student visa rejection rate ranges from 1% to 4%. This implies that approximately 94% of all Irish student visa applications are accepted. 

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2 months ago

No, it helps, but it isn't mandatory. A large number of Indian applicants come from ECE, IT, Electronics, and even Mechanical/Math backgrounds. Many of them get into strong programs every year. What matters more to admissions committees is evidence of programming and mathematical foundation:

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What is Ireland student visa age limit?

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2 months ago

For Indian students enrolled in a full-time degree course in Ireland needing a long-term D visa - there is no upper age limit. However, students must be at least 18 years old at the time of application.

For younger students, additional documents and formalities may be required.  

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