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Ritaj Dubey
Beginner-Level 4
Germany is a good option for higher studies, the thing that attracts students is the low cost of living and the tuition fee waiver at government universities, the basic requirement is IELTS with band above 7 for various government universities, you can see specific cut-offs on this site itself.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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Akhil LakumCareer Coach
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MBA in Australia cost around $40,000-50,000 AUD. And apart form that $400-600 per week are living expenses.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Anuradha,
First of all, you must know that getting a full scholarship as a foreign applicant is very tough. Scholarships are often merit basis and are given by universities. If you want a scholarship you must be a brilliant student. For a full scholarship you must raise your standards, have excellent grades, outstanding profile overall. Some universities also offer scholarship based on family income but you must be a brilliant student anyways.
First of all, you must know that getting a full scholarship as a foreign applicant is very tough. Scholarships are often merit basis and are given by universities. If you want a scholarship you must be a brilliant student. For a full scholarship you must raise your standards, have excellent grades, outstanding profile overall. Some universities also offer scholarship based on family income but you must be a brilliant student anyways.
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7 years agoI've scored 63% in my Bachelor's and planning to apply for MBA in USA, what would be my CGPA or GPA?
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Janaki, it can be between 2.5 to 2.7 depending on the university's grading scale. On a scale of 10 your CGPA can be between 6.5 to 6.9. There is no official standardized grading system, you need not convert it yourself, the university will do it as per their grading policies. You will be able to submit your percentage marks on the application form.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Harpreet, It's very nice to see your desire of studying Engineering graduation in Japan. However many countries including Japan do not accept Diploma as the qualification for undergraduate studies. 10 + 2 or XIIth standard is normally considered as the basis for granting admission. However some colleges do accept Diploma as equivalent to 12th and based on this assumption you can seek admission. In this connection my sincere advice to you will be to get in touch with an agency sending students to Japan for undergraduate studies since there are many nuances that are involved and even if you miss out on one, admission could be affec
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Chetna S
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Hi,
Depends on how strict the university is with it's evaluation. What a Ph.D applicant requires is excellent research skills, some great recommendation letters and you must be good with networking. Share your profile details and research topics and interests with university supervisors, see who can recommend you. Email universities for your degree assessment and eligibility. It is best you communicate with universities directly.
Depends on how strict the university is with it's evaluation. What a Ph.D applicant requires is excellent research skills, some great recommendation letters and you must be good with networking. Share your profile details and research topics and interests with university supervisors, see who can recommend you. Email universities for your degree assessment and eligibility. It is best you communicate with universities directly.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi, low budget countries you can consider are Germany, France, Canada, Netherlands, Poland, Ireland, Spain, Italy, New Zealand, and Singapore among others. Singapore, however has strict employment opportunities, but if you are a brilliant student it shouldn't be a concern.
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Dennis Vasanthakumar
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In European countries, German still have good job opportunities on completion of this Masters (two year programme) you will be eligible to get post study work visa for two years. During this period you can get good job and based on the job you can get three work visa. After completing 5 years of stay you can apply for Permanent Residency.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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