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4 months ago

Generally, Indian students need a UG degree with a minimum of 60% to 70% for most of the courses available at the University of Applied Sciences (TH Bingen).

Note: German universities use a grading system which where 1.0 is the best and 4.0 is the minimum passing criteria. 

For TH Bingen admissio

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4 months ago

The concept of placement does not work in Germany in the Indian sense. Due to the zero tuition fee for Indian students at TH Bingen, the return on investment (ROI) can be good. 

Living expenses and the mandatory semester fee become your only expenses. The ROI then heavily depends on your ability

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4 months ago

No, the University of Applied Sciences Bingen or TH Bingen charges zero tuition fees from Indian students, like many other German public universities. 

The students are only required to pay a mandatory semester fee of around EUR 231 (INR 24.96K). 

Other than that, there is a living cost too,

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Loveleen Sharma
4 months ago

Studying at TH Bingen is highly affordable for Indian students due to its zero tuition fee model. Like most of the other German public universities, it charges EUR 0 in tuition for international students. 

Other public universities like the State of Baden-Württemberg charge around EUR 1,500 (INR

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New answer posted•4 months ago

Is MBBS an MD course in Harvard?

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4 months ago

Yes, MBBS in Harvard is a dual degree programme which leads to an MD. So MBBS is technically MD at Harvard.

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Is MBBS an MD course in Harvard?

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Is MBBS an MD course in Harvard?

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New answer posted•4 months ago
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4 months ago

University of British Columbia is at #7 and University of Toronto at #1 for MBA/PGDM courses. When we look at the general acceptance rates, it is easier to get into University of Toronto with acceptance rate at 74.5% than UCB at 52% but the University of British Columbia is affordable with a tuition

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4 months ago

The University of Toronto ranking for MBA/PGDM at #1 in Canada. The U of T has also been well-renowned world-wide. It is ranked at #22 in the world as per Shiksha's Popularity Ranking. It has also been ranked by other providers such as Shiksha, FT (Financial Times) and QS.

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4 months ago

University of Toronto has around three campuses in total. The University of Toronto, the Campus of Queens Park offers around 14 MBA/ PGDM for a time span of 8 months – 32 months.

·       University of Toronto in Queens Park, Toronto, Ontario

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