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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )
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UK is the best but you need a strong financial background to study there. The fees of universities are very high and the living costs are also high. Switzerland is also good just one place behind Oxford and Cambridge University. Switzerland is affordable with minimal fees, but in Switzerland, courses are taught in German so you must have a German certificate.
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Mahesh Bhogadi
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What do you want to study at EHL, Bachelor's or Master's degree? You can visit their website and check the requirements and deadlines and start preparing.
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Shwetha Fernandes
Contributor-Level 8
The ETH entrance examination has to be taken by all applicants whose qualifications do not fulfill the criteria for regular admission. This involves subjects like:
Mathematics I + II
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
German
Second modern foreign language
History
Geography
Language of examination - The language of examination is German. Hence a good command of any specialised terminology in German is a prerequisite.
Mathematics I + II
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
German
Second modern foreign language
History
Geography
Language of examination - The language of examination is German. Hence a good command of any specialised terminology in German is a prerequisite.
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Mohit AgarwalStudent-#never_give_up
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Yes, tell me your percentage and marks in English.
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Natalie Elaine
Beginner-Level 4
Dear Kumar,
Unfortunately for international students like you, all Bachelor's degree courses in Switzerland are taught in German language. It's a mandate.
Unfortunately for international students like you, all Bachelor's degree courses in Switzerland are taught in German language. It's a mandate.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi, Your grades are good enough. If you manage to get a very good GMAT score, you should try applying to the top business schools in these countries. You may refer to any ranking leagues and find the university ranks and top ones. The National University of Singapore, University of Melbourne, HEC Paris, INSEAD, Kellogg Business School, Chicago Booth are some of the recommendations. Remember though your overall application package has to be outstanding and don't just rely on your grades to sail you through.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Abin Jose, You cannot pursue MS after HSC. Are you planning to skip your Bachelor's degree? If yes, then sorry to say there is no such option. If you are indicating about any integrated programs it will be darn difficult to find such programs. So, first complete your BS in IT or Computer Science or any field relevant to your academic background, interests and so on. And, maintain a good academic record to qualify for abroad studies.
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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom
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Hi Azhar,
To enter into any technical programme a solid background in mathematics is essential. The primary or main eligibility criteria is a very good Bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Around 75% is least recommended for consideration by the high ranked universities. High quality projects and research work are also required. An additional English language test is required which is the IELTS. The universities have their IELTS score requirement, some may have 6.5 or some 7 and higher, in UK its usually more than 7 if you are applying for Masters. Hope I answered your query, for more details you can visit the university websites and
To enter into any technical programme a solid background in mathematics is essential. The primary or main eligibility criteria is a very good Bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Around 75% is least recommended for consideration by the high ranked universities. High quality projects and research work are also required. An additional English language test is required which is the IELTS. The universities have their IELTS score requirement, some may have 6.5 or some 7 and higher, in UK its usually more than 7 if you are applying for Masters. Hope I answered your query, for more details you can visit the university websites and
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