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The Bachelor of Veterinary Science course is offered by the School of Biodiversity, One Health and Veterinary Meidicine (BOHVM) of the University of Glasgow. Check below the admission requirments for the veterinary science course at the University of Glasgow:SQA Higher Entry requirementsAAAAB is Higher at the end of S5+ BB advanced higherAdditional requirements: Highers chemistry, aBiology ajnd Physics or Mathematics. Advanced Higher Chemistry and Biology. Practical Experience: InterviewIB Standard Entry Requirements 38 (6,6,6, HL)Additional requirements: HL subjects chemistry and biology. L English and Physics or Mathematics at 6. Practical Experience: Interview A level Standard Entry requirements : AAAAdditional requirements: A-level chemistry and Biology. GCSE or CBSE English at Grade B or 5. Practical Experience: Interview

The School of Computing Sciences of the University of Glasgow offers master's in CS. Check out the below table and minimum admission requirements for Masters in Computer Science at the University of Glasgow:To be eligible, applicants must:Demonstrate academic excellence and achieve grades equivalent to UK 1st Class HonoursHold an offer of a place for a postgraduate taught programme (September intake only)Exam nameIndicates if the exam is required and cutoff (if any)12RequiredUGRequired (minimum score 70.0%)Check out the below entry English Language Proficiency requirements for MSc course English Language QualificationOverall scoreIELTS Academic 6.5 (No sub-test below 6.0)TOEFL ( ib, my best or at home)90 ( R: 20, L:19. S:19, W: 23)PTE ( Academic )60Cambridge Advanced English (CAE)176 overallCambridge Proficiency in English (CPE)176 overall

Requirements for the MBA programme at the University of Glasgow can be summarised as follows:Academic qualifications: A 2.1 Honours degree or its non-UK equivalent in any subject is required.Managerial Work Experience: Applicants must have at least 3 years of experience. This experience should include planning business/objectives and managing a team of at least 5 3 individuals. The University of Glasgow asks the applicants to submit a personal statement and a detailed CV highlighting their work experience. Interview: If the application successfully passes the initial stage, candidates will be invited to participate in an informal interview conducted via Zoom. The interview aims to assess the suitability of the Glasgow MBA, discuss the application, and set expectations. Verbal Reasoning and Numerical Abilities: While the graduate management admission test is not a standard requirement for the university, strong verbal reasoning and numerical abilities are considered critical for the MBA program. Candidates are asked to undertake a test to evaluate these skills.English Language Qualifications: English Language QualificationOverall scoreIELTS Academic 6.5 (No sub-test below 6.0)TOEFL ( ib, my best or at home)90 ( R: 20, L:19. S:19, W: 23)PTE ( Academic )60Cambridge Advanced English (CAE)176 overallCambridge Proficiency in English (CPE)176 overall

The following is the process for Indian students to apply for Glasgow University:For Undergraduate courses: Step 1:  You can apply through the common applicant's application portal. Step 2: Go to the website and select the course you are interested in.Step 3: Make sure you meet the entry requirements for the course, such as academic qualifications, English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL), etc.Step 4: Once you decide on the course, you can apply online through the UWS portal, fill out the form and provide relevant documents such as transcripts, SOP, references and personal statements.Step 5: You can track the application's progress through the UWS portal. For Postgraduate Courses: Step 1: Applicants must register and complete an application and any subsequent applicationsStep 2:  Once you’ve applied, access the applicant self-service portal through the Online Application platform. This portal serves as a centralized hub to manage your applications.Step 3: Checking the Application Status of your application. This can be done on the portal you have applied on, and you can be informed of further updates or decisions.Step 4: Applicants must provide relevant documents such as transcripts, references and personal statements.Step 5: You can track the application's progress through the official portal.