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8 years agoBeginner-Level 5
When you are applying to Germany for studies as an international student, you have to show funds of around Euro 8000 which is the expense of 1-year. The living expense includes accommodation, food, utility bills, commutation, etc. This amount is required in order to get the visa. On a per month basis, you will need around Euro850. How much you can earn more or save will depend on the salary you get which will depend on the job you are doing. Another advice will be that you compare the living expenses of the different places in Germany. Places like Munich and Cologne are expensive.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 7
First of all, I would like to know that from where do you want to pursue BBA. The entrance exam and admission process varies according to college and university too. You can visit the website of your desired college where you want to pursue BBA. And there, you'll get to know about how you should apply for it and criteria for eligibility. Thank you.
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The first thing is to research and plan where to study. Use the internet to find out about universities in different countries over the world, their fees, living expenses in different countries, eligibility criteria of the programs and the universities etc. Do remember that the eligibility is different that's why you have to check the websites very carefully. Like for example if you want to study in USA you have to take the GRE for Masters degree, but its not required for most other countries. Then, your IELTS score is little low but some universities may accept it while some won't. So first do some research yourself and afte
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I can suggest you to apply for PG Diploma course from SPP colleges in Canada. Many options are available plus if you graduate from SPP colleges you can stay back for two to three years to work. PG Diploma programs are good and job oriented, you can also do your MBA etc. Later once you are eligible. Marketing, Commerce, Digital Business, International Business, Sales etc. Are some fields which should be relevant to you. But, it depends on your own interests. You have to visit some college websites for the courses they offer, many new and innovative courses will be seen, you can study the syllabus and decide finally.
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If you are targeting affordable options, you can consider Germany, Australia, Ireland, Singapore, etc. You have to narrow down your final choice by going through several university websites, the fees and expenses, geographical location and your preference, admission requirements mainly, university reputation, its corporate tie up, student support etc. There are many factors you have to consider. If you have very good academic profile you can avail scholarship. Target countries having good stay back options so that you can work after studies and gain necessary work plus international experience. Canada is also a top option bu
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