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Prachi PolMaking History...

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If the college is accepting, then there is no chance, if visa is getting cancelled, as per new rule also.

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Steve Smith

Contributor-Level 6

Hi Ramu Anupurapu,
Choose the business school or university based on the course you want to pursue. UK and Canada named for business management and finance education. Canada is the best destination for hospitality management courses. Common requirements for study abroad programme -
Study permit
Student visa
Passport photos for identification
A statement of purpose
Academic references/ letters of recommendation
Certificate and transcripts of your secondary education
Proof of English-language proficiency (e. g. a TOEFL/IELTS certificate, for schools in English-speaking countries), or other language tests
GRE/GMAT

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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants

Contributor-Level 10

What about your class 12th and your graduation? Also, you are already having a PG qualification. So, I do not understand what exactly you want to study in Australia. Kindly, clarify and I may be able to answer your question.

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7 years ago

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

Contributor-Level 8

Hi Ajinkya,
Chances of rejection is likely, because you already have a Masters, you can first email the universities and evaluate your chances. Many universities have admission representatives, you should get in touch with them directly.

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

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Hi Shriya,
A UGC recognized degree will be accepted, but universities will evaluate your degree first, assess them as per their education framework. You have to check this directly with universities you wish to apply to. Email them, they will respond. Marks criteria are usually the same but evaluation will be definitely stricter. You must also take IELTS.

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7 years ago

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

Contributor-Level 8

Hi Reshu, there are MBA and EMBA programs for working professionals that may not require GMAT. But, you have to check the websites of different universities. Top ones may be difficult and will most likely ask for GMAT score. You can check Vancouver Island University and Thompson Rivers University.

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

Contributor-Level 8

Hi Ramneek,
You must explore options, visit College and university websites, check the programme offered, curriculum, career outcomes and thereafter decide what is best for you. Every student is different and what seems best for a Science student in general may not be viable for you. So, decide for yourself. Also, Diploma programs in general studies are difficult to find in Canada, you will find mostly technical and engineering programs. There are popular colleges for Diploma programs which you can explore like Humber College, Niagra College, Red River College, Lambton College, Algonquin College, George Brown College and many more

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

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Hi Jenny,
There are many universities in UK, where you may try to apply. Everywhere the eligibility criteria is different. You must take the IELTS. Competitive universities will prefer higher CGPA but with your current CGPA you are eligible to apply. You have to take your IELTS. Recommended score to study in UK is 7 or higher. Most importantly you must check the university websites for application information and deadlines. Many have rolling admissions that is admissions can go on till seats are available. University College London, University of Edinburgh, Manchester University etc. are some good ones besides others.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

Guide-Level 14

Hi, the course offered by King's International Foundation is a pathway programme towards the undergraduate programme. The normal programme is the normal degree programme without the pathway programme, you can apply directly after class 12th, and if you have a very good English language proficiency. The pathway is essential if you think you need more time to develop your knowledge in the area of interest (computer Science) and also improve the English language skills. Read the difference on the college website. It's pretty clear. All the best.

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