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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
International students who have a bachelor's degree in relevant field from a known institution or equivalent, and have appeared for entrance exams like GMAT and GRE are eligible to study MS in Switzerland. In addition, students must proof English langauge proficiency and work experience (if any) to enroll in the program.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
Universities in Switzerland including ETH Zurich, EPFL, University of Geneva, University of Bern, and more offers various programs. International students can check the most popular programs to study MS in Switzerland below:
- Environmental science
- Mathematics
- Computer Science Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Finance
- Business
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
The tuition fees to pursue Masters in Switzerland range between INR 1L and INR 33L. Students must make a budget for additional expense. International students can check the tuition cost of popular universities below:
| Top Universities | First-year tuition fees |
|---|---|
| ETH Zurich | INR 2 L-INR 5 L |
| EPFL | INR 2 L |
| University of Geneva | INR 1 L |
| University of Bern | INR 2 L |
| University of Lausanne | INR 1 L |
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
Switzerland is one of the best place to study MS for international students due to its programs. It offers programs in fields such as Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Business, Hospitality, and more. The best thing about the country is the low tuition fees. Also, the universities in Switzerland are top-ranked as per ranking bodies.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 8
The top 5 countries to work in Europe are Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, and Norway. All these are highly-paying nations with stable economies so you won't have to worry about uneasy work pressure and unhealthy competition in the work environment.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 8
Countries with the highest salaries and a strong currency are relevant for making the most money in your career. However, due to these benefits, one may face tough competition in getting a good job or even a work permit in these countries.
The best countries where you can make good money, given that you possess the relevant skills and qualifications for the local job market are the USA, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Ireland, Australia, Netherlands, Singapore and Canada.
To ensure you get a high-income job in one of these best countries to work, make sure you do your research and consider things like:
- Strength of the coun
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2 months agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, getting a Swiss work visa to work and live in Switzerland may be quite difficult for foreign applicants especially those belonging to non-EU countries. Only certain people with years of excellent working experience may work in Switzerland such as managers, specialists or university graduates. Although the number of work permits issued is lmited. Your duly filled Swiss work visa application will be submitted by your potential employer to the cantonal employment or immigration authority.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, the living cost in Switzerland is way too much for Indian students. Students must keep aside an average budget of 1 - 2 L per month or 12-14 Lacs a year merely just to survive in Switzerland. However, as much as it is expensive to live, the ROI upon completing your higher education in Switzerland is equally high.
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