The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) and PTE is the most preferred English language proficiency test accepted by almost all institutions in New Zealand.

The universities in New Zealand accept international students in 2 intakes of February and July.

Yes, degrees from New Zealand institutions are accepted worldwide and held in high regard for their quality of education.

Courses in demand in New Zealand are Nursing, Medicine, Computer Programming, Data Analysis, IT, Civil Engineering, Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare and Hotel Management.

Students can apply for admission in the fall semester from November of previous year till end of March of the ongoing year. International students are recommended to apply at the earliest to be considered on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Yes, the 10+2+3 system is accepted by New Zealand universities for masters programs.

According to employability rank of Times Higher Education, the top universities in the UK are University of Cambridge (#1), University of Oxford (#2), Imperial College London (#3), London School of Economics and Political Science (#4), London Business School (#5).

Medicine and dentistry, Veterinary Sciences, Allied Medicine, Education and Architecture.

There are two significant intakes - The September/October intake (fall) and the January/February intake (winter). Apart from these two, some universities offer the May intake with openings for very few courses.

Studying in most countries can be expensive. That being said, Postgraduate Master's Programs in the UK may cost anywhere between GBP 10,000 to GBP 25,000 based on your course. However, with the right scholarships, and with financial support such as waivers and student loans, you can make your study abroad dreams come true in a budget!

Some of the popular PG diploma courses in the UK are Public Health and Promotion, International Taxation, Legal Technology, Social Work, Nursing, Data Science and Tourism and Hospitality.

According to QS World University Rankings, some of the top universities in the UK are University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, UCL (University College of London), Imperial College London, University of Edinburgh.

The application timeline for this intake generally opens by February and goes on until May. International students are recommended to apply at the earliest to be considered on a first-come-first-serve basis.

University acceptance rates in the UK range from 44% to 8%. The University of St Andrews has the lowest acceptance rate of just 8%. On average, only 11-12 out of every 100 students are accepted to Cambridge.

Prospective students are advised to start applying for Fall intake universities in the US from November. Majority of the universities have their Early decision application deadlines in November and Regular Decision application deadlines in January.

Business Studies, Accounting and Finance, Law, Economics, Design, Computer Science, Data Science and Business Analytics and engineering are some of the most in-demand courses in the US.

The average college acceptance rate in the US is 68%. Although the toughest colleges to get into have less than a 10% acceptance rate, over half of U.S. universities have an admissions rate of 67% or higher.

According to employability rank of Times Higher Education, the top universities in the US are Massachusetts Institute of Technology (#1), California Institute of Technology (#2), Harvard University (#3), Stanford University (#4), Princeton University (#5).

According to QS World University Rankings, some of the top universities in the US are Harvard University, Stanford University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of California, Berkeley (UCB), University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

The three intakes available in the US are: Fall: Starts in August/September. Spring: Starts in January; Summer: Available for limited programs and colleges, the Summer intake usually starts around May.

Some of the popular PG diploma courses in Canada are Artificial intelligence, Network Security, Information and Communication Technology, Business Administration, Marketing, Health Administration, Nursing Practices, Paralegal, Biotechnology and Financial Management.

According to employability rank of Times Higher Education, the top universities in Canada are University of Toronto (#1), University of British Columbia (#2), McGill University (#3), University of Montreal (#6), McMaster University (#5).

According to QS World University Rankings, some of the top universities in Canada are University of Toronto, McGill University, University of British Columbia, Université de Montréal and University of Alberta.

Studying in Canada is more affordable as compared to studying in USA or UK. The average yearly cost of studying in the universities in Canada is around 7 to 20 lakh INR.

Students can apply for admission in the fall semester from November of previous year till end of March of the ongoing year. International students are recommended to apply at the earliest to be considered on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Business, Science and Technology being the in demand disciplines, some of the in demand programs in Canada are Project Management, Computer Programming and Analysis, IT, Logistics and Supply Chain Management and International Business Management.

The universities in Canada accept international students in 3 intakes of fall, winter and summer. Fall is the most popular intake with admissions opening for maximum number of programs while summer is the least populated intake.

Canada is a welcoming country with a moderately selective admission policy. The acceptance rate of the top universities in Canada ranges around 40-60%.

Yes, degrees from Ireland institutions are accepted worldwide and known for their quality of education.

The universities in Ireland accept international students in 3 intakes of fall, winter and summer. Fall is the most popular intake with admissions opening for maximum number of programs while summer is the least populated intake.

The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the most preferred English language proficiency test accepted by almost all institutions in Ireland.

Yes, the 10+2+3 system is accepted by Irish universities for masters programs.

Students can apply for admission in the fall semester from November of previous year till end of March of the ongoing year. International students are recommended to apply at the earliest to be considered on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Living expenses will differ depending upon the location of the institution, the type of accommodation preferred and on the personal expenditure of the student. On average, we estimate that a student will spend between €10,000 and €16,000 pe