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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Studying MBA in Singapore is a good choice however getting a job there is not easy. You should secure a job and later apply for a work permit. When a student get a job, it is the employer who applies for the work permit for you.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Ayaz,
Your comparison makes little sense. While Amity University, irrespective of the campus may be a well known business school in India, Deakin University is known globally. Whenever you compare universities, check the ranking, repute and compare figures which can be actually be compared.
Your comparison makes little sense. While Amity University, irrespective of the campus may be a well known business school in India, Deakin University is known globally. Whenever you compare universities, check the ranking, repute and compare figures which can be actually be compared.
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amit jainamit.jain@scholarsabroad.com
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Dear Asmita,
Institutions would mostly require a good class 12th score (70-80%+) and few may (NUS, NTU) also require an IELTS score of 6.0. Hope this helps.
Institutions would mostly require a good class 12th score (70-80%+) and few may (NUS, NTU) also require an IELTS score of 6.0. Hope this helps.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Cutrin is a good university, very popular in Australia. The program is accredited by the International Project Management Institute (PMI) and endorsed by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM). Write to the university for internship opportunities and career assistance. Hope it helped.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
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NUS and NTU are both highly reputed universities. 69.9% sounds a little low to me for admission in these universities. But if you have other factors to complement your profile like work experience, projects, research work, extra curricular activities, etc. then you definitely stand a chance.
All the best.
All the best.
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Ajay BangrwaAttitute killer
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Yes, but you are required to clear the respective entrance exams for the same.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
I would suggest you to write directly to the universities you are interested in as most of them require completed Bachelors degree + 2-3 yrs work experience, TOEFL/ IELTS and references.
Since you have 23 ATKTS you need to check with them how they evaluate it. SIM, SP Jain, NUS, NTU, Concordia etc are some of the universities you can look for.
I would suggest you to write directly to the universities you are interested in as most of them require completed Bachelors degree + 2-3 yrs work experience, TOEFL/ IELTS and references.
Since you have 23 ATKTS you need to check with them how they evaluate it. SIM, SP Jain, NUS, NTU, Concordia etc are some of the universities you can look for.
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Anurupa M BorcherdtArchitect & Interior Designer, Australia
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Consider a number of factors when you decide, both the countries are popular MBA destinations. If you live in India, Singapore will be closer and you will have more exposure to the Asian market. In terms of affordability Singapore is way too cheap and a budget destination, safe and tolerant. Singapore however is not too fond of giving out PSWs. However, if you find a job before you complete your studies or before your study visa expires then the employer will apply on your behalf for an employment pass required to work in Singapore.
Australia is again a good destination with attractive post study work permits however the cost of living
Australia is again a good destination with attractive post study work permits however the cost of living
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
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Hi Vimaljeet,
Irrespective of the country, there are several factors which can affect visa chances such as irrelevant course choice, not meeting admission requirements, no clarity over one's intention to study abroad, hints of immigration etc. There is a useful discussion on visa rejection here, you may go through the same:
https://ask.shiksha.com/top-reasons-for-student-visa-rejection-in-us-canada-australia-dscns-3498770
Irrespective of the country, there are several factors which can affect visa chances such as irrelevant course choice, not meeting admission requirements, no clarity over one's intention to study abroad, hints of immigration etc. There is a useful discussion on visa rejection here, you may go through the same:
https://ask.shiksha.com/top-reasons-for-student-visa-rejection-in-us-canada-australia-dscns-3498770
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