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  • Best Scholarships to study in the UK

    UK is expensive, may be not as much as the US but still requires a handsome amount of investment in higher education. But then there are always 'scholarships' for the 'scholars'. Yes you read that right, scholars means people with good profiles, outstanding academics, extra curriculars, motivation and a perspective. There are many prestigious scholarships available for Indian students every year, we bring to you some of the most coveted ones: British Chevening Scholarships This is the most sought after scholarship in the UK and it grants part or even full scholarships to full time graduate international students . These are funded by the UK commonwealth and foreign and partner organizations. Commonwealth Scholarships for Developing Commonwealth Countries International students from developing commonwealth countries pursuing masters or doctoral degrees have the leverage of receiving this scholarship. Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Scheme at UK Universities International students who are pursuing their master degrees in the UK can apply for this scholarship, provided, the program the student pursues, must be in correspondence with or relevant to the development of society, economy or technology of the concerned country of the student. Euraxess UK This program is run by the British Council and was actually an initiative from the European Commission. And it provides multiple graduate research scholarships to international students pursuing research studies in the UK. CastleSmart Scholarship It is a non-governmental UK scholarship from CastleSmart. International undergraduate students, in order to avail this scholarship worth 6000 Pounds annually, have to make a captivating Youtube video , talking about their studies and future career plans. PS: Never under estimate the Early Birds, The Merit scholarships and the Profile Based scholarships by the schools themselves. 80% of Edvisory students secure some form of scholarship every year

  • Top B schools where you can study without GMAT

    GMAT is an important exam should you plan to study Business Management at B Schools but DYK that there are many B Schools, Programs where GMAT is not required. We are not talking about WAIVERS but GMAT is not required as eligibility criteria. Sometimes we think if GMAT is not required then the school may not be good, well let us surprise you with the list below MBA programs (GMAT Alternatives) Columbia Business School, US IE Business School, Spain NYU Stern, US The Eli Broad Graduate School of Management, East Lansing, MI Kenan-Flagler Business School, Chapel Hill, NC Babson College, F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business, Babson Park, MA Mays Business School, College Station, TX Colorado State University - College of Business, Fort Collins, CO Rutgers Business School – Newark and New Brunswick, Piscataway Township, NJ Chapman Graduate School of Business – FIU, Miami, FL Howard University, Washington, DC Suffolk Sawyer School – USA, Boston, MA Edward S. Ageno School of Business – Golden Gate University, San Francisco, CA Henley Business School, University of Reading, Reading, UK HULT International Business School, Boston, San Francisco, London, Dubai Kellstadt Graduate School of Business, New York, NY La Salle University, Philadelphia, PA Pace University, US Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, The University of Delaware, Newark, DE University of St Thomas, Houston, TX MIM Programs Australian National University, Australia Melbourne Business School, Australia University of Sydney, Australia Monash University, Australia Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM), Australia Swinburne University of Technology, Australia La Trobe University, Australia University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia Bellevue University, US DePaul University, US MSc Programs 9/10 MSc programs in Europe do not require GMAT or GRE Want to apply to top schools without GMAT, book a consultation now

  • How many schools accept Duolingo? (& Which ones)

    Duolingo has evolved as an alternative to expensive, conventional, and time taking IELTS and TOEFL tests for English. Duolingo is fast, affordable, adaptive, remote, and super responsive. But what about its acceptance worldwide? Here is the list of universities that accept Duolingo: USA : Columbia University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Yale University Stanford University The University of Chicago University of Pennsylvania California Institute of Technology Johns Hopkins University Northwestern University Duke University Dartmouth College Brown University Vanderbilt University Rice University Washington University in St. Louis Cornell University University of Notre Dame University of California Los Angeles Australia : Australian National University Monash College New Zealand : Otago University Ireland : Trinity College University College Cork University College Dublin United Kingdom : University College London University of Edinburgh University of Birmingham Anglia Ruskin University Want to know more about the Duolingo test?

  • Study in Germany for Free

    (List of universities with no tuition) It is absolutely and 100% true! In Germany, essentially almost all public universities have zero or negligible tuition fees; even the highest-ranked. Some universities only charge semester contributions which are as little as a week's accommodation in a lavish suite in Frankfurt. Below are some of the top universities in Germany with no tuition fees and which constantly show up in the top 100 universities globally: Freie Universität Berlin (Free University of Berlin), Heidelberg University (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Humboldt University in Berlin) LMU - Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (University of Munich) RWTH Aachen University (Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen) Technical University of Munich (Technische Universität München) University of Bonn (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn) University of Freiburg (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) TU Ilmenau Apart from this, almost all TUs (Technical Universities), as well as some of the University of Applied Sciences, have zero or considerably very low tuition fees, which are also ranked very highly. Want to study at a Public university with no fees? Dial us. Note: You would still have to show 10,332 € in a blocked account for the cost of living/visa purposes

  • What is a dependant(Spouse) visa?

    (List of countries that allow work permit on spouse visa) A dependent or a spouse visa is something like permission, using which, the spouses along with children can enter, live and work in a different country where the concerned migrant has moved. All in all, as of now, only 35 countries across the globe are allowing the spouse visa. There are some countries such as Hong Kong and the US, which allow only married spouses for work purposes. There are also countries like the UK, Canada, and New Zealand that allow partners as well as married spouses to live and work. Let's check out the list! Canada - Spouse is allowed to work Australia - Spouse is allowed to work on the Dependent Visa program United States of America(USA) - Spouse can apply for F-2 or J2 visa to get permission to stay in the USA United Kingdom(UK) - Spouses are allowed to stay in the UK Germany - Spouse can come with German Residence Permit New Zealand - Spouses can come with the Partner of a Student Work Visa Finland - Spouse can come with the partner on residence permit Denmark - Denmark Student Dependent Visa helps the spouse to travel to Denmark. France - Permit to stay/residence in France allows the spouse to stay in France. Spain - Spouses can come to Spain if you are staying on a student visa for more than 6 months. Sweden - Spouse visa application as dependents are permitted Want to fly with your spouse? Speak to our visa experts today

  • What is a student blocked account in Germany?

    To study in Germany, an Indian student would need a visa. To need a visa, there are tons of documents required for the processing and that includes the cost of living as well. Some countries require money in your bank statements like France, UK but some require you to open a bank account in Germany and deposit the cost of living in that account. Well, this basically means that students who want to pursue their studies in Germany, as per the law need to show at least Eur 10332 in their account so that it gets ensured that they have enough funds to financially support themselves in the country within the first year of their studies. And this particular amount of money is blocked in the concerned bank until the student’s arrival in Germany. Once you arrive in Germany, you can withdraw only a permitted amount of money each month. You can open a blocked account in India with multiple banks like Deutsche Bank, Fintiba, ICICI, Kotak Mahindra, etc. To study in Germany, simply connect with our German advisors and secure your admit in less than a month

  • Why are Scandinavian countries the happiest countries?

    Right from 2013 onwards, as per the world happiness report, the five Scandinavian or the Nordic countries as they’re called ranks in the top 10 list of world's happiest countries. Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, and Iceland, these Scandinavian countries have done so well in executing their policies that it’s evident why they rank at the top, not only for overall citizen’s happiness but also for their top-notch safety & security, human development index, equality in income and many other aspects as well. Now there are multiple reasons, but we will highlight some of the most important for you. They have a socially cohesive and progressive society. Because of limited population and homogeneity, the Scandinavian people have a high sense of social trust among each other and to add further, they also enjoy a high sense of freedom and autonomy among themselves. And moreover, talking about their bureaucracy, their government offers qualitative and extensive social benefits which in turn results in less corruption and a well-functioning democracy. According to the latest report by BBC and research by John Hopkins University, the ten happiest countries are: Finland Denmark Switzerland Iceland Netherlands Norway Sweden Luxembourg New Zealand Austria You would also like the below graph for the most number of appearances by any country in the happiness chart Want to study in Scandinavia now? Just dial our advisors and start your application in 7 days

  • 10 Most expensive MBA programs in the world

    She is laughing because she can afford it, or probably applied with Edvisory lending partners for her education loan. Jokes apart, MBA is one of the most expensive degrees in the world, and here are some of the most expensive MBA programs, we bet you knew them already! University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) - Estimated tuition: $157,896 Columbia Business School - Estimated tuition: $148,800 MIT (Sloan) - Estimated tuition: $148,400 Harvard Business School - Estimated tuition: $146,880 University of Chicago (Booth) - Estimated tuition: $144,000 Stanford Business School - Estimated tuition: $141,180 Yale School of Management - Estimated tuition: $139,000 Northwestern (Kellogg) - Estimated tuition: $137,910 NYU (Stern) - Estimated tuition: $135,674 Duke (Fuqua) - Estimated tuition: $133,865 If you look carefully, all of these MBA programs are more than 1 crore in INR. Not to mention, additional 30-40 lacs including travel, semester abroad, exchanges, immersions, exams, projects, cost of living, food, and leisure, the overall expenses may reach up to 1.5 crores for DUKE and close to 2 for Harvard, Wharton, Columbia, etc. Well for that budget, you can get a 3BHK in Gurgaon, alright may be New Gurgaon but again jokes apart, in the end, it all depends on you if you are made for the big leagues, since these schools, they are not merely schools, they are 'clubs'. And the question is, 'Are you ready for their membership?'

  • Easy countries for Indians to get a work permit/Permanent residency

    The picture says it all! Canada is the best place and by far the easiest for any Indian to secure a work permit or a permanent residency. Even the waiting period varies from 6-9 months, much faster than its closest second counterpart, Australia at 12-24 months. To be true permanent residency permits are given to individuals who deserve them. It’s not a right. PR gives the individual the liberty to retain his/her citizenship and at the same time stay legitimately in another country. Getting a PR is not as easy as it sounds! Although, here are some of the countries, where Indians can get PR easily : Belize - Individuals need to spend at least a year in the country without leaving for continuously fourteen days. Ecuador - Individual must have lived in the country for at least 21 months using a temporary Residence visa. Panama - There are multiple ways of getting a PR. Either marrying a citizen from Panama or residing there for 5 years. Notable mentions: Paraguay Uruguay South Africa Dominican Republic Greece Hungary

  • Foreign Business Schools that accept CAT

    We bet you knew this! Didn't you? Well, it is no hidden fact that CAT has grown in both shape and size and is often considered one of the toughest exams in India. This has led to its global acceptance as well by many international schools, especially the French! Here is the list of schools that accept CAT scores for some of their programs: HEC Paris EMLYON Business School, France Audencia Business School, France SKEMA Business School, France Stuart School of Business, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA Asian Institute of Management, Manila ESCP Europe Business School, France That said, we always recommend to double-check with the schools about new rules and regulations each time you plan to apply!

  • CAT vs GMAT? What to take and why?

    This comes as a shocker that CAT is accepted at European Schools too (Eg: HEC Paris) The Common Admission test (CAT) or the Graduate management admission test (GMAT) are the two most sought after exams especially in India. Let’s talk about the basic difference between these two. CAT is a national entrance exam which is conducted by the Indian Institute of Management, whose scores are only applicable to Indian universities and colleges. The scores are valid for 1 year and an applicant can only take CAT once a year. Questions are majorly asked from these four sections : Quantitative aptitude, Verbal ability, Reading comprehension and Data Interpretation & logical reasoning. Now talking about GMAT, it is an international exam which is widely accepted all over the world at almost all b-schools. It is governed by the Graduate management admission council or GMAC. The good thing about a GMAT exam, which is also an advantage, is that the scores are valid for 5 years and applicants can retake them as many times they want throughout the year. Here, questions are majorly asked from these four sections : Quantitative reasoning, Verbal reasoning, Analytical writing assessment and Integrated reasoning. Simply put, if one wants to study management, which is predominantly an MBA in India, one can take the CAT. And if one wants to pursue masters in the management domain abroad, one can take GMAT, although it’s not mandatory depending on the courses in the respective universities. Exceptions: IIMs accept GMAT for Executive MBAs, ISB accepts GMAT for PGP HEC Paris accepts CAT in certain cases too :) But nothing wrong in going with the flow! For India, take CAT. For abroad, GMAT.

  • What is the acceptance rate of the top 20 B Schools in the world?

    Nothing close to CAT/JEE/GaoKao yet let's see! Acceptance Rate is basically number of admitted candidates after all the rounds of selection process out of total number of applications. Thus more the number of applicants, less the number or rate of acceptance. This is why GaoKao in China, and JEE in India are considered toughest. Not primarily because of hardest questions asked in the exams but due to the acceptance rates. Let's have a look at the acceptance rate of top B Schools across the globe: Stanford graduate school of business - 6.1% Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania - 9% MIT Sloan - 14% Harvard Business School - 12% HEC Paris - 8% INSEAD - 7% London Business School - did not disclose Columbia Business School - 11% IE Business School - 12% Haas School of Business (UC Berkeley) - 13.2% Chicago Booth - 22% IESE Business School - 20% Esade Business School - 19% Northwestern (Kellogg) - 9.1% UCLA (Anderson) - 12.3% Oxford (Said) - 20% Cambridge (Judge) - 21% Yale School of Management - 30% NYU Stern - 29% Michigan (Ross) - 35.9% Note: This is subject to vary each year based on number of factors, like applicants, GMAT waivers, Covid 19 fluctuations, number of management programs for example in the US, mainly MBA is offered at B Schools but in Europe there can be a dozen programs like MIM, MSc, MBA etc at the same school. Fancy your chances? Get in touch!

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