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There are several colleges in India which allow direct admission to the BHMS course after 12th, generally on the basis of management quota or institutional preferences. Amongst them are Dr. D.Y. Patil Homeopathic Medical College, Pune, Neha Institute of Homeopathy, Delhi, Nashik Homeopathic Medical College, Nashik, and Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur. Though the above colleges grant admission directly, candidates have to qualify based on the eligible criteria; for example, there would be a need to pass with a cut-off mark in 12th standard, preferably through Science with Biology. Better check with the specific admission
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Applying to the University of Naples is similar to any other university in Italy but has some differences. Generally, like most Italian universities, you have to file an online application and include academic transcripts, proof of language proficiency (which in most cases is in either Italian or English depending on the program), and a copy of your passport. However, the University of Naples may have additional document verification procedures for non-EU students or may use different deadlines. Although the application process is general, every university may have different entrance requirements, program-specific tests, and scholarshi
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Typically, the deadlines to apply as Indian students in the University of Naples would be different because they are categorized based on the programs (Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D., etc.) or the admission types. As for the major undergraduate and postgraduate courses, mid-March to late June before the intake date in September is common, but a specific date varies with programme types or scholarships. It is advisable to check the specific program's page on the University of Naples website or the international office for the exact dates and application requirements. It is advisable to apply early enough to allow sufficient time for visa p
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Indian students go for studying in the University of Naples for multiple reasons. For one, the quality education with plenty of options at engineering, science, and humanities programs is quite prominent. Another reason is due to excellence in research output and at a pretty competitive fee as well. What's more, its locale is the city of Naples, so rich in historical, cultural, and living life full of vibrancy among its students. Furthermore, living in Italy allows one to be exposed to the culture of Europe while getting knowledge from the country's distinguished faculty members; it attracts a lot of Indian students for global exposure
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The requirements to be considered for a scholarship at University of Naples may vary depending on the category. For example, one has to score high with regard to merit-based scholarship programs, that is having attained at least 80-85% in the previous degree pursued. In some others, standardized test scores or sometimes other criteria such as financial need might be relevant. For income-based scholarships, candidates must meet certain financial levels, usually set by family income. Guidelines for the specific scholarship usually appear on the University of Naples' official website so that one knows the accurate academic and financial r
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The cost of living at the University of Naples (Università degli Studi di Napoli) depends on your lifestyle and housing choice. In average, students spend between €600 to €1,000 per month. The rent, for example, is usually between €250 and €500 for shared accommodation or student dormitories.

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Unlike most universities in Italy, there are some differences when applying to the SDA Bocconi School of Management. SDA Bocconi emphasizes the rigours of a selection process to determine the quality of academic qualifications, professional experience, and personal motivation. The applicants submit standardized test scores, which could be either GMAT or GRE or Bocconi Test, a detailed CV, and references, which makes it a much more holistic process than at most institutions. The application is wholly online, and there is a need for specific forms and uploading of documents that include transcripts and proof of English proficiency. Besid
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The affirmative answer is yes; hence, an average Indian student can join SDA Bocconi School of Management on the condition that the students also fulfil all eligibility criteria. One must have completed a bachelor's degree in any field with minimum marks of 55% on completion of undergrad and also with 10th and 12th. Furthermore, they should submit entrance test scores such as GMAT, GRE, CAT, and the Bocconi Test. The admission process was competitive and based on different criteria such as academic performance, test scores, professional experience and personal interviews. A good application was, therefore, one that depicted academic an
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SDA Bocconi School of Management costs students approximately €1,03,800 in living expenses while pursuing their master's program. Various costs range from housing to food and personal expenses. More specifically, the housing expense per month varies between approximately €500 to €650; food, about €12 per meal; public transport, a monthly pass would run at about €22 for people younger than 26 years of age. Generally, students would anticipate spending approximately €1,700 a month on personal expenses. It is then a good idea to manage the finances when attending SDA Bocconi.

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Yes, the University of Siena in Italy hosts a significant number of international students. As of 2022, the university enrolls approximately 16,000 students, with nearly one-third of Siena's total population of about 53,000. The university offers a diverse range of programs, many of which are conducted in English, attracting students from various countries. Additionally, the university participates in international exchange programs, such as Erasmus+, allowing students to study in Siena for a semester or academic year. 

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