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Which is the best country to study?
It depends on each candidate.
Normally speaking for a 'good' student (one with a reasonably good
academic background (preferably with a four year degree) and willing
to work hard for GRE/GMAT/SAT and TOEFL, USA is the best choice.
The main reason is the financial aspects doesn't matter at all as
plenty of tuition fee waivers, financial aid and part-time job
opportunities (First 9 months on campus and afterwards off campus).
Also almost every student manages to find a job and stay back in USA
after the studies. Moreover US degrees are considered as the best in
the world in terms of future job prospects.
For students who can afford little more money and not interested in
taking the pain of competitive exams like TOEFL and GRE and would
like to settle down in India or Middle East Australia and UK are
really good choices. The only drawbacks are no financial aid
available for international students and future career prospects in
UK and Australia are marginal.
Recently, Ireland is being proved as a wonderful choice for students
with limited financial resources and average academic backgrounds.
'The Celtic tiger' has had the largest economic growth in the recent
times (even higher than USA) and plenty of job opportunities available
for qualified candidates. Also the sandwich programs (courses witch
contains paid practical training) are quite helpful for the students,
who does not want to tax their parents much.
Also we have been exploring lots of new avenues like Canada,
Germany, Switzerland, Cyprus etc. for aspiring students and should
be decided based on each candidate's priorities like intended major
field of study, financial resources, career plans etc.
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How tough are TOEFL, GRE, GMAT and SAT ?
Except TOEFL other tests are some extend YES... TOEFL (Test of English as a foreign language) is just a test to measure your listening reading and writing skills in English. Basically TOEFL is aimed at students come from Non-English speaking countries like China, Russia etc. As far as Indian students are concerned,
most of the students study English since from their schooling and most of them find it as a cakewalk. Earlier TOEFL was a paper-based test and we had many students scoring 'perfect' score (677-678) in TOEFL test. Though most of the universities require a TOEFL score from 550-575, a 600 TOEFL score is always helpful in terms of admission & visa and very much achievable. In the recent times our students have averaged 640 in TOEFL Test.
In GRE, GMAT or SAT, apart from hard English you will be tested for your quantitative and analytical skills. Those with good vocabulary and quantitative analytical skills may find it as easy going and others will find it as a Herculean task until and unless they really put their efforts in preparing for this examination.
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Is coaching classes compulsory for TOEFL, GRE, GMAT and SAT?
90 % ours students do not go for any coaching classes because of our systematic guidance for these
tests. To be precise nothing to be taught for TOEFL, GRE, GMAT and SAT as there is absolutely nothing NEW to study. What you need is to brush up your verbal, quantitative and analytical skills and do as much as practice tests you can. We will be assisting you in doing a very good number of paper and computer based tests. Before applying for the original tests we ensure that you will get the minimum targeted score.
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How do you differ from other consultants?
Most of the other consultants in this field normally place students
only in few low quality private institutions whom they have
tied-up. (Basically
institutions which are not getting sufficient students). Where as
our priority is the student's interest and we will try to place
you in the best possible competitive public (government) universities
based on your academic merit, financial standing, and possibility
of financial aid and better career prospects
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Is getting a student visa is difficult?
The difficulty level in obtaining student visa varies from countries
to countries. USA is considered the most difficult country to get
a student visa. But it is an amazing fact that we have almost 100%
success rate with US student visas. It is made possible through
our thorough guidance and documentation process for the visa interview.
Every embassy officials will be looking for the following factors:
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Each student's family's financial capability of supporting the student during the entire period of his/her study in that country. The embassies will not be interested if you are planning to work part-time and supplement your leaving expenses with that.
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You need to convince that you are a genuine student going purely for studies and not taking study-visa as a short cut to reach that country.
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Every student has to convince the embassy official about their future plans in terms of returning to their home country.
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Some embassies will give a serious thinking to the fact that whether your parents can afford to send you abroad?
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Do we guarantee admission?
Yes we do provide you with a guarantee to secure you admission offer in a fully recognized university in a country of your choice with in a calendar year or two semesters. And in the unfortunate event of we failing to do so, we will refund the entire placement fee you paid to us.
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