Study Abroad

Finding part-time jobs while studying at UNSW Sydney can be fairly easy, as there are many jobs both on and off campus. UNSW Sydney is well-respected by employers, and many students find themselves working part-time in sectors such as retail, hospitality, and administration. As stated on UNSW's Careers and Employment portal, nearly 70% of students do have part-time jobs while studying, managing to put in an average of 15-20 hours a week. The university offers career opportunities through its CareerHub platform, and over 1-100 part-time and casual jobs are advertised every year. Many students also manage to secure jobs nearby, with suburbs such as Randwick and Kensington racking in hourly wages between AUD 18-25, which is roughly INR 950 to INR 1,300.  

McGill University is one of the best places for an international student looking for quality education in a wide variety of academic programs. Its international student ratio is over 30% and thus gives this institution a very hospitable and friendly environment. It's well-educated and competent.International students may choose from more than 400 undergraduate and graduate programs, many of which are overseen by some of the world's best professors. This speaks volumes about its academic prestige and rank, as it is one of the top 3 ranking states in Canada and among the top 50 universities in the world. McGill also offers various support services to international students, such as language support, cultural adaptation programs, and career resources. 

Kyoto University is one of the most competitive and challenging to enter. The university is one of the most prestigious in Japan and has a rigorous admission process. For undergraduate programs, it is mandatory to pass the National Center Test for the University Admissions, with an average score of about 70% to 90%. For admission to graduate programs, candidates generally should have good academic standing with a GPA of 3.5 or above. They also must pass the Graduate School Entrance Exam, with a pass rate of 20%-30%. Only 2000 students get accepted after a rigorous selection each year. Admissions to undergraduate programs are made from the pool of 220 males and 40 female candidates. 

Earning grades in high school above 85% as the general average, or while being in college above 2.5 on a 4.0 scale, have granted students the opportunity to avail of a scholarship at the Palawan State University. A mandated TOEFL score of at least 500 or an IELTS score of 5.5 is required on behalf of the student in question. Other than meeting the stipulated exam standards, very often, and sometimes for a given scholarship, they require a student to sit for an entrance examination set by the university, attesting to a minimum score of 100. Upon fulfillment of these criteria, potentially with other criteria required, students stand the chance to earn scholarships that provide a respite of up to 100% of tuition fees, some PHP 7,000 to PHP 15,000 or INR 10,000 to INR 22,000 per academic semester. 

After completing an MBA course at the University of Windsor, various career opportunities open up for graduates across several industries. The employment rate is approximately 90% within six months after graduation, according to the career services department of the university. The starting salary for MBA graduates is around CAD 65,000, or approximately INR 38.5 Lacs a year. The top industries hiring MBA graduates from the University of Windsor include finance, healthcare, manufacturing, technology, with corporations like IBM, Accenture, and Deloitte recruiting on campus. Many graduates have also started their businesses or worked in the non-profit and government sectors. 

York College of Pennsylvania offers various residence halls that allow students to immerse themselves much more in the college's experience. The eleven residence halls have various options ranging from traditional dorms to suite-style and apartment-style living. With amenities such as campus security 24 hours a day, fitness center access, and dining halls with meal plans beginning at around USD 3,800 a semester-in perhaps INR 3.1 Lacs a semester-on-campus residents also get to participate in many social and academic programs that include more than 100 student clubs and organizations. Living on campus costs about USD 10,000 to USD 14,000 a year, or somewhere between INR 8.3 Lacs and INR 11.6 Lacs a year. 

The estimated cost for Indian students to study in Saint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing includes, on the high end, tuition fees, accommodation, and any other costs, from INR 22 Lacs to 28 Lacs a year. The tuition fee for students enrolled in the nursing programme ranges from USD 23,000 to USD 30,000 per year or nearly INR 19 Lacs to INR 25 Lakhs. Furthermore, they have to account for living expenses in relation to accommodation, food, and transport that range from 8,000 to 12,000 per year in dollars or 6.6 Lacs to 9.9 Lacs in INR. Other costs include health insurance, books, and supplies which can range from an approximate figure of USD 2,000 to 3,000 per year, which translates to around 1.6 to 2.4 Lacs in Indian currency.