UK Eligibility

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New question posted•6 years ago
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Correspondence degree.

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Asked by Sidhawat
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6 years ago
Hi,
Each university can have a different set of rules and bylaws for its different courses. This makes its degrees not only valid for application in overseas courses and programs, but also makes them carry much more weight when its students apply for jobs (both in the government as well as private se

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New question posted•6 years ago

Regarding Eligiblity and visa chance.

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Asked by Sai
New answer posted•6 years ago

How to get into Universities abroad if I have 2 years gap?

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Asked by Raghu
Hello,
First and foremost remove any negative thoughts. There is no single sure-shot formula for success. You have absolutely valid reasons for your break. Approach a reputed agency and start building your resume for a successful attempt to get admission in MS abroad. Best wishes to you.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
Yes, UK school accept this degree, and you can also write GMAT exam. Good luck.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago

Yes, you can go for it, it is a great option, rest you can get all details about fees, admissions and eligibility at: https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/uk/universities/university-of-east-london


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New answer posted•7 years ago
Vatsalya Tegwal
7 years ago
Yes, of course, state board students are eligible for applying to undergraduate courses in UK universities.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Vijay Singh Kholiya
7 years ago
It is upto your choice as USA and Australia are the top destinations for the students. Also, Ireland, Netherlands, Canada. New Zealand, Singapore, Russia, etc. Can be considered.

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