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Long gone are the days when medical and non medical used to be the superior and most opted options. With time we have learnt to develop gratitude and better understanding towards art and its significance. The world without literature, paintings and philosophy is vain. If you are confused about the career opportunities you can pursue after your school in the field of humanities, here are some of the options for you-
These are some of the many professions.
The dates for undergraduate Central University Entrance Tests for universities have been announced. The tests will start from July 15th, 2022. It is the first time that this exam will be held and universities will follow an entrance based admission criteria instead of considering boards percentage. The exam will be held from July 15 to August 10. CUET will be held in CBT mode across 554 Indian cities and 14 cities outside India. The test will make up for 200 marks and one mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer. It will consist of three sections - first being the English based test, second based on your stream in class 12th and the third on General knowledge and Aptitude.
Medical field is generally known for producing doctors. Though becoming a doctor is an extremely noble profession to pursue, there are still ample of other opportunities that you can pursue in the field of medical sciences. These are-
Purchasing books is one of the major expenses for college students. University books are very costly and therefore a burden of students. But now we have access to the digital world where everything is available over the web. There are a number of apps and websites where you can download your books for absolutely free. These are-
Other than the already predicted expenses, there are daily expenses as well that students have to maintain. Towards the end of the month, mostly everyone is left with little money. The UK is an especially expensive country where living on a budget crunch may seem impossible but there is always a way. Here are some tips for the same
Recently the QS Best Student Cities Ranking 2023 was released and in that list 14 Asian cities have featured. Overall London was ranked the best city followed by Seoul. Top cities from Asia are-
Seoul
The capital of South Korea is home to Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University.
Tokyo
This is the second largest city in the whole Asia and has the highest score for the Employment Activity in the world.
Hongkong
Although the country is politically unstable, it is one of the best cities in Asia and is ranked 12th in the world rankings.
Singapore
It is no surprise that Singapore featured in its list. It is not only one of the major trading centres of the world but also has some of the best universities in the world.
Osaka
Osaka is a very happening city known for its food and outgoing life. It has famous academic institutions like Osaka University and Kindai University.
Europe is known for its splendid beauty but now students are shifting to Europe for education purposes as well. Some of the best cities in Europe to study for students are-
Bologna
This city is in Italy and is famous for its food delicacies. The famous universities here include Johns Hopkins University and the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna.
Berlin
Germany is known for its free education and the capital city Berlin does all the justice to the country's reputation. University of Berlin, Humboldt University of Berlin and Technical University of Berlin are some of the top universities here.
Salamanca
It is a Spanish country located just 200 miles away from the capital city Madrid. It is home to the University of Salamanca, the oldest in Europe.
Marseille
Famous for its historical significance, it is located on the southern coast of France. KEDGE Business School is located here along with Aix-Marseille Université.
European countries offer some of the best scholarships in the world to international students. Countries like Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and Holland etc provide almost free education to students. Some of the scholarships offered by European countries are-
VLIR -UOS Training and Masters Scholarships in Belgium
Students from Africa, Asia and Latin America can have access to numerous opportunities to study in Brussels. Students can study for a masters degree across 15 streams.
Holland Scholarship for Non -EEA International Students
This scholarship is sponsored by Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science, it offers a 5,000 euro scholarship to support your education.
Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Programme
This was started by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs particularly for masters and PhD programs.
Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship for International Students
This scholarship is in copper with 180 countries for students who want to conduct their research.
Five of the world's top 10 universities are from the US. This says a lot about the country 's education system. The term American Dream is truly a very dreamlike state for many students which seems almost unapproachable. Now applying in these universities itself can be very expensive as they have high application fees which range from 40 to 275 US dollars, depending on the institution and programme. This is the cost taken by the universities for reviewing your application. Luckily we have listed some universities for you which have a free or refundable application fees for students. These universities are-
Writing your application for college is a very daunting work. It involves confusion and anxiety. One can feel lost between many options. Sometimes you might have too much to write and sometimes you might have too little to write. So here are some tips for you to write a killer Statement of Purpose-
Nowadays a lot of attention on schooling is being given. Earlier it was just about good universities and colleges but now parents and teachers have understood that the major pathway to life is school. A good school shapes or breaks your character. Asia has some of the best schools in the world, credits to their holistic and individualistic approach.
Some of the best schools in Asia are-
The British International School of Kuala Lumpur
The school has a very modern campus and follows a brilliant curriculum. The school has children from 60 different nationalities.
Concordia International School Shanghai
This Chinese school focuses on the conventional essence of community learning. The focus on the multi dimensional learning of students whether it's physical, emotional or social.
Bangkok Patana School
This school is home to 2200 students from 60 different nationalities. They follow two programs for teaching their students -English National Curriculum and International Baccalaureate.
Hokkaido International School
This is a very interesting school as it focuses on the outdoor learning of the students. They learn by exploring different outdoors. Their main goal is to form leaders and develop confident individuals.
Studies have found that most of the habits you follow religiously in your adulthood are a consequence of your childhood patterns. If you were a reader in childhood, chances are likely that you will become an avid book enthusiast once you are an adult. So it's very important for parents to make sure that a good set of habits are imparted in kids while growing up. But it is obvious that not all children are easy to convince. They have their tantrums and often run away from studies. You can start by just 15 minutes a day and then increase the time gradually. Start with easy comprehensions irrespective of their reading capacity. Try to activate all the senses while making them read. For example if you child is reading a passage make them touch or smell things similar to what they are reading about. If the story is about a flower then bring a flower. Tell them to form mental images of whatever they are reading. This increases the interest of the kids. These methods with persistence are the key to becoming a good reader.
Studying in the top universities of the world on a budget may seem like an impossible task. Today we are here to assist you and offer you some tips on how you can actually study abroad on a budget on practical grounds.
Scholarships and financial aids
We know that you have heard these words many times but it's important that you actually take it seriously. Scholarships can actually make your life.
Part-time jobs
Part-time jobs are a staple when it comes to studying on a budget. If you won't work and earn enough money to support yourself then you will end up in a lot of debt.
Prefer state universities
These are very affordable when it comes to studying as compared to private universities.
After two years of coronavirus it seems like the trend of studying abroad is back on track. The intensity is not stopping and the number of foreign applicants for study abroad is increasing exponentially. The demand for Canada, USA and the UK is on the surge right now. This is because for the last two years students had been waiting for the borders to open up. Some of these students will be going in their 2nd or 3rd year of the program whereas some might be starting from this year. The United States of America issued a record breaking student visa this year to Indian students. The demand for foreign education is growing annually at a massive rate. This can be because of bandwagon reasons or because of the quest for quality lifestyle and better opportunities.
Many of us aren't able to understand the buzz around studying abroad and why everyone is following the trend like they have lost their own sight. But it's actually more than just a trend and has deeper meaning and consequences to it. Not only it gives you a global overview but also helps in building connections worldwide. Very imperatively it helps you travel the world and see so many things you wouldn't be able to if you choose to study in your own country. Other than that, competition in India for the top universities is very high. Applicants are a lot more than the seats available. Private universities charge heavy fees which are not even worth the investment. Fields like medical and engineering have become suicide streams for students as they aren't able to face the extreme competitiveness. Being really good at studies in your college also doesn't assure if you will get a job or not. The salaries are also very low in India.
As we are towards the 75th Independence day of India, the UK has decided to offer 75 scholarships to Indian students to study in the UK on that occasion. Among these scholarships is the Chevening Scholarship that will cover the first year tuition, living expenses, and travel costs for a master's program in one of the UK' universities. HSBC has collaborated with Chevening to offer 15 scholarships to Indian students. Other sponsors of the scholarship include Pearson India Hindustan Unilever, Duolingo, and Tata Sons. All of them will sponsor scholarships making it 75 in total. The British Council will be offering 18 scholarships.
Studying about a lot of things is fun but memorising and learning can be difficult. Learning information is particularly difficult for many students as they face the challenge of recollecting the learned information after some time. This can become frustrating. Here are some tips for students to make their learning process more efficient.
Living abroad is very expensive. So it's important to use your money carefully so that you are able to derive the best possible benefit from the given amount that you have. First of all, divide your expenses into different segments like grocery, transport and entertainment. Then try to avail as many student discounts as possible because students do get a lot of discounts at places. Try to use public transport and make passes for the sake as they are budget friendly. Avoid eating out as it is very expensive as well as unhealthy. Try to make your meals at home and eat fresh food. Keep a track of your expenses and know where you are spending the money the most. By doing so you can avoid overspending money in one particular segment.
It is a very obvious fact that the best cities of the world in terms of education and lifestyle are also one of the most expensive cities of the world. So today we will discuss the most expensive cities of the world for international students to study.
Copenhagen
This is surprising because although education in Denmark is relatively very inexpensive, the living expenses are very high. In order to get a student visa you must be able to show that they have access to around 1,000 euros per month.
Dublin
Dublin is also a very famous city for education among children. It is very expensive when it comes to hotels and meals. Public transport is also very expensive.
Chicago
This American City is extremely expensive when it comes to accommodation. A one room apartment can cost you somewhere around USD 2000.
London
London is home to some of the best universities in the world and for the very same reason it's extremely expensive in all parameters whether it's food, living or education.
Many students think that Europe is an expensive continent for education but actually it's way cheaper than most American countries. Many universities in Europe particularly in Germany and Norway are known for their low education. There are hundreds of programs that have a yearly education fee of under USD4000 a year. Also there is a misconception of language barrier. In reality, English is widely spoken and understood in the European continent. Many American students come to Europe for their education as it's cheaper than back home. The degrees from European universities are not only accepted in Europe but everywhere around the world. They have some of the best universities in the world.
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