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Rohini Rawat
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Yes, overseas students pursuing higher education in France are allowed to do part-time jobs, provided they fulfil the set conditions. They can pick up employment and work for a maximum of 964 hours every year (20 hours per week) during term time and full-time during vacations. In order to be considered eligible for part-time work, students should be holding a valid student visa as well as a residence permit. Please keep in mind that searching for a job in France can be a bit difficult as many employers require individuals who know French. So it will be a good idea if you enhance your French language proficiency before applying for a jo
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Abhishek Khanna
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Your costs to study in France depends on which French institution you are getting yourself enrolled at. If you are enrolling at a public institution in France, then, your costs of studying will significantly reduce as these costs are subsidised by the French government. However, studying at private institutions may get costlier but even then, these costs are lesser than the costs in universities of most other abroad study destinations. Students must note that it is the cost of living in France that they need to take care of as it may be higher than the cost of studying depending on which area, property and lifestyle you settle dow
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Abhishek Mehra
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In France, the cost of living for a single person with rent can vary depending on the city. But according to some estimates, expect to spend around €800 per month. This includes rent and other expenses like groceries and transportation.However, this is just an average. Paris will be more expensive, while smaller cities can be cheaper.
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Shiv Kumar
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To find accommodation while studying at NEOMA Business School, consider these online platforms:Studapart: NEOMA's official housing partner offering exclusive listings near the campus and throughout France.Campus France: Provides resources and links to private student residences and dormitories across France.University Living: Specializes in student accommodations with options near NEOMA Business School.SeLoger: A popular French real estate platform for private rentals suitable for students.Lodgis: Offers furnished apartments for short-term rentals, ideal for students.NEOMA Business School also provides a housing guide in collaboration
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Virajita Bisht
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The Campus France India charges a processing fee when the student is going to study for more than 90 days in France. The Campus France processing fee in this case is INR 18,000.However, there is no processing fee if one wishes to study for less than 90 days.
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Rohini Rawat
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Once the academic interview with Campus France is over, the Campus France Manager will validate your file (if applicable) and you will start receiving responses from universities. Then, choose the university in which you can take admission. Once you get your acceptance letter, start the visa procedure. Now, complete the online visa application. Then, you will be asked to create France-Visas account. Then, take an appointment for VFS through the France visa portal. Lastly, collect your visa from VFS.
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Abhishek Khanna
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In the Campus France interview, you will be asked to explain your reasons for choosing France as a study abroad destination and the reason for choosing a particular institution where you have been granted admission. In short, you need to convince the panel about your reasons to go to study in France. So make sure that you present yourself as a confident person who will turn out to be an asset to the country and the institution you're planning to visit.
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Aashi Shukla
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In order to help students earn a little while studying, France permits them to work in the country while studying. French law allows foreign students to work up to 964 hours per year, irrespective of their level of education and the nationality they hold. Keep in mind that those who do not hold the nationality of the European Union need to possess a student resident permit. These overseas students can also work in their respective academic institutions or host institutions.
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Abhishek Mehra
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Studying in France will help you experience a new culture, tradition, and way of life. It is also a great opportunity to contribute and share various aspects of your own culture and tradition. Apart from these reasons, by studying in France, you will be able to benefit from one of the world's best and accessible systems of higher education. A number of French universities are placed highly in the most reputable international rankings like Times Higher Education, QS ranking, Shanghai ranking, etc.
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Rashmi Shekhar
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One can find the interview questions to be very casual and sometimes you think that these questions are very easy to answer. But, keep in mind that the interviewer expects specific answers from you. This will make him clear that you are really dedicated to studying in France and that there is no scope for any doubt in your intentions. So, the key to cracking the interview is to portray yourself as a confident person who would be an asset to the university and to France in the long run.
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