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Bhanupratap singh

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Here is the list of english proficiency exams accepted by University of Leeds:

1) IELTS Academic (minimum overall score of 6)

2) TOEFL iBT (a total score of 74)

3) LanguageCert Academic (overall score of 65)

4) Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic (An overall score of 60)

These are the tests accepted by the university.

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Bhanupratap singh

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Here are the deadlines for submitting applications for Indian students at University of Leeds:

1) Ug programs:

UCAS courses should be applied before january 15th of each academic year. For Medicines and Dental programs, you have to apply before October 15th. 

2)PG programs:

You have to apply at least 6 months before the programme start date.

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Bhanupratap singh

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Yes,  on-campus accommodation in University of Leeds require advance booking. You have to book your hostel very early during the time of application especially for first-year and international students. First year and International students get high priority for hostel accomodation in University of Leeds. You have to apply for the hostels in March/April.

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Bhanupratap singh

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It can be little bit tough but you can easily get into if you are strong enough:

Acceptance rate is around 50-60% so it is easy but programs like MBA has lower acceptance rates.

For UG courses, You should have above minimum 90% in your 10+2 exams, a good english proficiency and some courses require entrance exams.

 

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Bhanupratap singh

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Just after completing your MBA degree, You can sit for Placements which are commencing within the campus. You will be having a average salary of Rs. 1.01 Crores . With this salary package, you willl be able to reimburse your tution fee within 2 years only. It is a very good opportunity.

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Bhanupratap singh

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Here is the detail about average salary for MBA graduates at University of Leeds:

1) It is approximately Rs. 1.01 Crores.

This is a very high salary package. You will be settled for your life if you get it. Fees for MBA may be high, but Roi is really good for MBA.

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Bhanupratap singh

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Yes you can study at University of Leeds free of cost as an Indian student. It will be a little bit challenging but many students do it. You have to apply for fully funded scholarships provided by University of Leeds to all nationals . If you are selected, everything will be free of cost. You can apply for Various External Scholarships Also.

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Bhanupratap singh

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Yes you can cover your education expenses with your scholarships at University of Leeds. Amount given in scholarship is enough to handle your education expenses . You should use it wisely and carefully . You also have to show to university that where you have used this amount. You can also manage your living expenses if you use it carefully.

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Mahesh Kumar

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Staying on-campus at the University of Leeds is something you can count on for being at a reasonable distance away from lectures and libraries and events, forming a campus community with opportunities for social connections. Such facilities as dining services and rooming spaces will be easy to access, offering more convenience. Staying off-campus provides for additional privacy, extra space, and less room than some might hope to spend; however, life may tend towards somewhat lonely unless you try to reach out and integrate more with campus life. It simply depends on how much you value being included in the community vs. having more ind

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Rupali Singh

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The Careers Centre offers a variety of career support services and career development modules like electives to be taken along with a degree. Some of these services include: 

  • Access to the jobs database through MyCareer
  • CV review, application completion, etc.
  • Career guidance, career events, career selections, etc.
  • Develop a clearer picture of career motivations
  • Understanding about entrepreneurship
  • Pursuing a placement year and finding more about the graduate job market directly through recruiters and Career Consultants

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