Study Abroad

International students can choose from more than 100 degree programs on the bachelor's as well as master's levels at Columbia University. According to the historical data of Columbia University alumni, some of the Columbia University Popular Degrees are: Economics, Computer Science, Political Science, Psychology and Finance. Here's a detailed breakdown of the same:

Calcutta National Medical College is a government institution and does not usually offer MBBS seats through a management quota. Admission is strictly through NEET-UG and state counselling. Management quota is generally available only in private or deemed universities. To confirm, you should contact the college directly or check the official West Bengal medical counselling portal.

Yes. Many countries offer affordable short-term (under 3 months) courses in fields like language, digital skills, or arts. Options include Germany's summer schools, Spain's language immersion, and online/offline hybrid programs in Canada or Australia. Scholarships and cultural exchange programs (e.g., Erasmus+, DAAD) can further cut costs, sometimes covering tuition and accommodation for eligible students

Canada is one of the most student-friendly destinations for students interested in pursuing a masters program. An Indian student can apply by submitting an application along with the required documents and an application fee. The eligibility for an MS program is an undergraduate degree, English proficiency scores, GRE scores, CV, a letter of recommendation and a statement of purpose.

Students having a limited budget of INR 15 L may cover the tuition expense for a year, as the average tuition cost starts from INR 30 K, but with this money, students will not be able to handle their living expenses. They must either do a part-time job or take loans to cover the amount. Students must have a budget for transportation, housing, food, insurance, books, supplies, and personal or miscellaneous expenses.

The minimum GPA score expected for a master's in Canada is 3 on the 4 scale. Scoring 2.7 is not touching the accepted threshold for most Canadian universities. However, some universities like UQAM, Laval may accept a low GPA conditionally. In addition, sometimes GPA scores may be compensated for students who score good the GRE/GMAT, have some research experience, and submit compelling SOP and LORs.