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Whether you’re considering India or abroad, there are various courses that can enhance your employability. Let’s explore some options:Studying Abroad:Long-Term Courses:If you plan to settle abroad, consider enrolling in a course that aligns with the job market in your desired country. Some popular fields include:Natural Sciences: Explore programs related to biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science.Engineering & Technology: Fields like computer science, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering are in demand globally.Business Administration: Pursue an MBA or related business programs.Art & Design: Courses in graphic design, animation, and multimedia.Social Sciences: Sociology, psychology, and international relations.Remember to research specific countries’ requirements and job prospects.Short-Term Courses:Consider job-oriented short-term courses that provide specialised skills. Some examples include:Product Management Certification ProgramBusiness Analytics Certification ProgramFull Stack DevelopmentCertified Financial PlannerThese courses can enhance your employability and open doors to global opportunities.Studying in India:Undergraduate Courses:India offers a wide range of undergraduate programs. Some fields are best studied here due to their relevance to the Indian context:Law: If you intend to practice law in India.Politics and Government Administration: Relevant for civil services and public administration roles.Commerce and Economics: Explore B.Com, BBA, and related programs.Medical and Paramedical Sciences: Fields like MBBS, nursing, and physiotherapy.Choose a field that aligns with your interests and career goals.Short-Term Job-Oriented Courses:These courses provide practical skills and can lead to immediate job opportunities:BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications): Focuses on computer programming and software development.MCA (Master of Computer Applications): For a deeper understanding of computer science.B.Sc and M.Sc Degrees: Explore specialised fields like data science, biotechnology, and environmental science.Certification Courses: Consider courses in digital marketing, content writing, and web development.Cybersecurity: With increasing cyber threats, this field is crucial for organizations.Remember, your choice should align with your long-term goals, interests, and financial readiness. Whether you study in India or abroad, the key is to acquire relevant skills that make you an attractive candidate in the job market. 

To apply to Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam as an international student for a Master's program, follow these steps:Apply in Studielink: Submit your application in Studielink. The deadline varies based on whether you need a residence permit, with most programs having a deadline of 31 May.Complete Your Application on VU.nl: After applying in Studielink, you will receive login details for the VU student portal via email within 48 hours. Log in to your dashboard on VU.nl, complete the application by answering all questions, and upload the requested documents in PDF format.Submit Required Documents: Submit all required documents by 31 August unless otherwise communicated. If certified copies are needed, hand them in at the Student Desk or send them by postal mail.  

To apply to HAN University of Applied Sciences, you need to apply on Studielink before the deadline and follow the steps:Check your email for confirmation of your application from HAN.Log in to "My Application" to submit documents and/or information. You can find the login details in the email you received. In My Application, you can also see the status of your submitted information. Create a HAN account on the HAN account portal. You’ll receive an email at the address you indicated on the HAN account portal. Click on the link in the email to activate your HAN account. When your HAN account is active, you get your own HAN mailbox. There you’ll receive the starting information for your program. Soon you’ll also be able to use your HAN account to access the HAN WiFi and to log into Insite and OSIRIS.Pay your tuition fee after submitting all necessary documents. 

Indian students applying for a visa to study at HAN University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands will need to submit the following documents:HAN Immigration FormAntecedent's CertificateDeclaration to undergo a Tuberculosis Test (if required)A copy of all the pages of your passport containing information and stampsProof of sufficient financial means (at least € 5,679 per semester)A copy of your health insuranceA copy of a recent bank statement showing your name, address, bank account number, name and address of the bank, bank balance, and currencyAn original official letter from the bank stating your name, account number, and bank balance (if using a bank letter).

To apply to Utrecht University as an international student, you must first start an enrollment application in Studielink. If you live in the Netherlands, use your DigiD to log in to Studielink. If you live outside the Netherlands, you will need to create a Studielink account before you can apply. Once you have submitted your enrollment request to Utrecht University, you will receive a confirmation email containing your student number. Make sure to always mention this number when communicating with Utrecht University. The list of required application documents varies for each program, but will always include a scan of your passport or EU national ID card, evidence of current and/or previous education, and proof of English proficiency. 

To apply to Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), you need to follow the specific application process for the programme you are interested in. Here are the general steps for application:Check the Admission Requirements: Ensure that you meet the admission requirements for the programme you are interested in. Create an Account: Register at the TU/e application portal and complete the online application form. For exchange students, the application process may be different, and they may need to apply through the Erasmus or as free movers.Submit Required Documents: Upload the necessary documents, which may include proof of proficiency in English, high school diploma, final grades list, and official transcripts.Respect the Deadlines: Be mindful of the application deadlines. For example, the deadline for "numerus fixus" programs, including computer science, is typically January 15th.