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New answer posted•9 years ago
I have completed B.Tech (CSE), have 2 years of experience & want to pursue MBA in UK. Will having an IELTS score enough for the same?
201 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Farheen
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9 years ago
You need minimum overall 6.5 bands and each not less than 6 to get admission in UK for MBA. You also
have to appear for UKVI IELTS.
have to appear for UKVI IELTS.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Can we write more words than the prescribed limit in the IELTS writing task 1 and task 2?
77 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sathvik
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9 years ago
Task 1 expects 150 words. Task 2 expects 300 words. However, 5 words less or more is given as
allowance, which will not affect your score. Anything beyond will surely affect the score.
allowance, which will not affect your score. Anything beyond will surely affect the score.
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9 years ago
Dear Jini,
The computer science industry particularly engineering, gaming and animation are huge industries in Ireland.
The computer science industry particularly engineering, gaming and animation are huge industries in Ireland.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
I have an ATKT in BE. Am I eligible to study further in Germany?
141 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Jugal
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9 years ago
Not recommended Jugal, German universities accept highly academic students.
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What is the eligibility criteria to pursue MS from US or Ireland?
264 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Ramya
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9 years ago
Dear Ramya,
I believe that BCA degree which is a 3 year degree course, will not be easily accepted in US. Ireland is comparatively easier. Eligibility differs with universities so please check the university websites.
I believe that BCA degree which is a 3 year degree course, will not be easily accepted in US. Ireland is comparatively easier. Eligibility differs with universities so please check the university websites.
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9 years ago
Poznan, Warsaw, Wroclaw are Poland's most popular universities.
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9 years ago
They have courses like biomedical science, biomedical pathology which are related to medical.
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Is it compulsory for a student to be from CBSE boards in order to write SAT exam?
73 Views|2 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Mukesh
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9 years ago
Dear Mukesh,
It depends on the country. In US it does not matter which board you are from. In UK SAT is not required. Similarly, every country would have different requirements.
It depends on the country. In US it does not matter which board you are from. In UK SAT is not required. Similarly, every country would have different requirements.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
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9 years ago
MBBS does not exist in USA.They offer MD (Doctor of Medicine) and its duration is 4 years.
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9 years ago
Dear Deep,
SAT subject tests are not compulsory at all. The highly ranked universities require subject tests in normally two subjects. Advise you to visit university websites for admission requirements.
SAT subject tests are not compulsory at all. The highly ranked universities require subject tests in normally two subjects. Advise you to visit university websites for admission requirements.
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