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New answer posted•5 months ago

Yes, Brampton is good for Indian students mainly because there's a huge Indian community there, so adjusting feels easier compared to many other places in Canada. You'll easily find Indian food, shared accommodations, and people speaking Hindi or Punjabi.

Part-time jobs are available, especially in w

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5 months ago

Primarily, Nanyang Technological University has a single intake in the month of August each year because it aligns with the standard global academic calender. Given below are some reasons as to why the August intake is the primary intake -

  • Alignment with the global academic calendar
  • Curriculum and res

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Loveleen Sharma
5 months ago

Indian students are not eligible for the MSc in Computer Science at the University of Galway with a standard Commerce background. The MSc in Computer Science requires a UG degree in Computer Science or a heavily quantitative Science or Engineering degree. 

Look at the given pointers - 

  • It is

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5 months ago

Yes, having 70 to 75% in your bachelor's definitely makes you eligible for the University of Galway admissions.

A UG degree with this score is generally considered a first-class or high second-class degree in the Indian grading system. The courses in Business may require a higher percentage.

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5 months ago

MSc Sport Business Analytics programme costs around GBP 24,300 or INR 31.36 L per year for full time Indian students enrolled in 2026-27 intake.

1 GBP = INR 129.09

Note - If a student is studying this programme in part time, the total course fee will be split over the years that you stu

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5 months ago

Yes Indian students who want to study at University of Stirling can pay fees either before or upon enrolment or spread over many instalments. The mode of paying tuition fee to this university is online via credit or debit card to the university.

 

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5 months ago

University of Stirling not only offers full time courses but also part time, online, blended and hybrid courses to Indian students. Some of the top courses at University of Stirling are mentioned below-

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5 months ago

There are different entry requirements for Law students who want to get admission to UG or PG courses at University of Stirling. Below mentioned are requirements for Indian students-

  • UG Requirements

Students must complete high school degree from CBSE,  ISC or ICSE with minimum 75%.

  • PG Requirements

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5 months ago

Business courses from University of Stirling are one of most prestigious and internationally recognised programs. Given below are reasons for the same, take a look -

  • Business courses are ranked 3rd in Scotland and top 15 in the UK by The Guardian University Guide 2025
  • 80% of university's research

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5 months ago

Yes, it is not a problem for Indian students to apply for the MSc Data Science at the University of Manchester with a non CS background. 

However, if the student does not hold a CS degree, they will be required to apply for specific, specialised pathways and show a strong foundation in Quantitat

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