You have to check it on a university website ..in which you are applying whether they are providing scholarship or not

• Ecole Hoteliere de Lausanne (EHL)(Switzerland)
• Les Roches international school of hotel management,Bluche(Switzerland)
• Glion institute of higher education(Switzerland)
• Cornell University (USA)
• Hotel school the Hague(nether land)
• Hotel school, vatel(France)
• Oxford Brookes University ( UK)
• Blue Mountain International Hotel Management School(Australia)
• Cesar ritz school(Switzerland)
• Ecole hoteliere de geneve( Switzerland)

Hi,

Well you need to know that many universities and colleges abroad have amazing scholarship opportunities to international students and that too full ride one. Similarly in India itself, government colleges and universities are usually very cheap as compared to private tuition. So work accordingly.

I hope this helps.

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To apply for university you can go through three ways to go about it -

1.Lookout if any university representatives are coming to your city in the upcoming days.

2.Apply online and send the necessary documents by post.

3.Search if there is any open fair where they usually also provide

Hi Ritu,

Yes, you have to give the GMAT exam or GRE ( depending on your subject) so as to apply for the PhD programs. It is a prerequisite in almost all major universities. Alongwith the score you need to submit a SOP, Documents, recommendation letters and research proposal. 

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Hi,

PhD programmes in USA are usually financially supported and give great access to interdisciplinary education. The First two years involve coursework and only after its evaluation do candidates move up to Phd Candidacy. It takes roughly two to three years to complete the degree. The whole purpose of the

Hi,

Its very difficult to get a full scholarship at Harvard, but they do offer generous scholarships. They offer assistance by way of loans and fellowships  But as reported, nearly half their class gets a scholarship of around $33,000. You need to demonstrate need so they give need-based assistance.

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