hello kiran gowda..!!..The various universities in Philippines are now recognised by MCI. ... However, Studying MD /MBBS in Philippines has advantages such as goodweather and low cost medical colleges for Indian students. Hence, it became a great option for students who want to pursue their MBBS abroad.

Hey Ankit,

Yes you can for sure but in addition to the basic requirements to get in a university, you also need to convince your university that your reason for the compartment was legimate and there will be no concern on your progress while you will be in college. make

How much would be the overall expense to study abrode

Hii,Well Mainly Requiired to do MS in Germany are:

-Certificate and transcript of your undergraduate studies.

-Details of your secondary education –some very competitive application processes may wish to know further details of an international’s education history.

-Interviewing – German universities may discuss your application and your experience in an

Hello isak!!..i prefer you DUOLINGO,it has a free app too ..install the app and get started. it would start teaching from basics.

It has many foreign language listed and even the medium language to learn can be selected. it would not only teach you the grammer,sentence formation but the pronunciation

For getting into foreign universities, students are generally required to maintain /build up a good portfolio showcasing their grades, extra curricular activities and social work from 9th to 12th grades. some universities give scholarships based on an excellent portfolio. Other colleges ask you to write a 1000-2000 words essay on

Hello student,

• Yes, you can study in massachusetts university by going through these steps :
• You must hold a bachelor's degree from a reputed university
• The documents you have submit consist your CV/resume, letters of recommendation, a statement of objectives, GRE score, TOEFL/IELTS score, and transcripts.
• You have to pay

Admisson to a  programme in Norway requires an A or a B grade on the master’s degree. In Norway the universities and university colleges use the ECTS grading scale. An A would put you in the top 10% or so, a B in the top 25%. There are, however, big