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Akash MalavVNITian

Contributor-Level 9

It costs around 20 lac for 1 year (all expenses inclusive ) if you are not claiming any scholarships or not eligible for that.

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neha trivedi

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Hello,
UBC is considered as an ivy university you need to have above 70 percent in academics. You need to have good scores of above 7.5 in IELTS and good GRE score of above 310.

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neha trivedi

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Hello,
I think the scores are less in reading and writing to get into a good university in Canada. Could you please let me know your academic percentage?

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kartik prajapati

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Both the exam used for the English language Test. Also, both have different exam pattern. According to us, PTE is much easier than IELTS because PTE is a computer-based exam. It is a totally virtual exam. You just need to focus on your vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and reading speed. Also, there are many websites that offer the Free Mock test for PTE exam preparation like 79score.com. While in the IELTS it is paper and computer-based both but in the speaking section, you need to give the exam in front of the examiner, which makes students quite nervous. So choose anyone based on country preference and do practice continuousl
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konatham AbhishekHeLpINg HaNd FiRsT

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Hello Ananjana
Top schools are NYU, UC, MIT, Harvard and there are many more. You need to ask yourself what is the right fit for you. A big university or small college. Your finance has to be kept in mind as all names mentioned are expensive institutions both in terms of education fee n living expenses. You may consider scholarship, for which along with an overall strong profile of yours a good GRE score is required. Thank you.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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There are a lot of benefits of having a Ph.D:
a) You can indulge in the luxury of having Dr as your title. B) You'll learn how to be tough (mentally tough that is) from all the grilling, criticizing, and second guessing you will have to endure when you present your research proposal. C) Your analytical skills will sky rocket. This really depends on the type of Ph.D. you pursue, but it is a given that you will learn to sharpen your analytical skills, and will then be able to apply these skills to subsequent ventures. D) It is the highest possible degree that you can achieve. If you strive for greatness, and nothing short of being the bes
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