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Ridhi

Contributor-Level 10

Canada College will accept the following docs as a proof of sufficient funding from students-

  • Bank Letters 
  • Bank Statements within the last 3 months with at least USD 32,500 or INR 29.8k
  • Fixed/Term/Time Deposit Statement
  • Scholarship Letters 

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Raushan Kumar

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Summer intake is also called the winter semester in Germany. It usually starts in October. Most universities open their main admission for this period. Many popular courses and programs have their primary intake here. Students from India often choose this because more seats are available. Classes begin in October and run until March or April next year.

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Ridhi

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No since CSUEB acceptance rate 2025 stands around 87% meaning out of every 100 candidates who apply for its admission process upto 87 will  be accepted. This makes it very easy to get into the university as only one tenth of the applicants are likely to be rejected

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Ridhi

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No students are only allowed to apply for one degree programme at CSUEB at a time. But it can be possible to apply to a degree programme + a programme offered through the American Language Program together

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Ridhi

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Yes backlogs may be accepted by the department of the course you're applying for as these are considered as only one aspect for evaluation. The number of backlogs is not as important as much their impact on preparation to continue further studies in the chosen discipline is. The no. of backlogs accepted might vary from department to department for CSUEB

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Ridhi

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International students will have to submit the following given scores to CSUEB to secure a seat in a master's program-

  • TOEFL iBT- 80
  • IELTS Academic- 6.5
  • DET- 105
  • PTE- 58

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Ridhi

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International students will have to submit the following given scores to CSUEB to secure a seat in a bachelor's program-

  • TOEFL iBT- 61
  • IELTS Academic- 6.0
  • DET- 95
  • PTE- 44

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Priya Garg

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To live with ease in South Korea - a single person would need somewhere around ₩2.1 million to ₩3.7 million a month. The higher range of the cost are required for living in cities like Seoul - where the cost of living for students is higher than in other cities. For students - an amount of ₩1.2 million to ₩2.5 million is generally considered enough. 

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Gunjan Thapa

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In Fall 2025, ENMU enrolled 6,000+ students. Out of this, 4,388 were UG students and 1,614 were PG students. The students at this university hail from 30+ countries and 50+ states. The female student population is 68% and that of male students is 32%. 

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Anya Aggarwal

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Eastern New Mexico University athletics is at NCAA Division II. It is also a member of the highly competitive Lone Star Conference. This university competes in 13 sports (6 men's sporrts and 7 women's sports). A few of the sports that are available at ENMU are Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track & Field, etc. 

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