The UK homes some of the world's leading law schools. So naturally, a lot of Indian students choose to pursue their law career in the UK. A common question, however, many students have is after completing their law education abroad, can they practice in India? And what's the whole process look like? BCI-recognized Universities in the UK for Law Degrees There are 45 universities in the UK that are recognized by the Bar Council of India. You can study law in any of these schools and your degree would be…
You score perfect marks in your exams… And you have a strong academic track record… Does that guarantee you a spot at any top university in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, or anywhere in the world? Not likely. The admission committee at leading universities goes beyond the GPA. They opt for a holistic approach, considering many other factors in applicants. We discussed this in a separate post. Check out MIT, Stanford, Harvard: What Do They Look for In International Students Students who want to study abroad – and in a…
If you have graduated from any of the top American universities, you would automatically be positioned for great career opportunities. But then getting there is a big challenge in itself. Even if you're good academically and have sufficient financial backing to support your college education, finding a spot in a reputed university is far from easy. That's because admission committees at universities look for more than just your grades. One of the reasons why and how globally renowned institutes in the US have maintained their repute and brand value is…
France is more beautiful than what you see in pictures. But that's not the only reason why more students are now heading to this country to pursue their higher education. France has always been an attraction for international students. However, in recent times, it has become a hotspot for MBA aspirants, attracting students from across the world. And there are plenty of reasons why. If you're looking to study MBA, France could very well be the perfect destination country for you. Here are five reasons why: 1. World-recognized universities INSEAD…
Once you have sorted your plan to study abroad and now know what exactly to do next, comes then the most obvious question: Which test to take? If you want to study in the US, you will need your ACT or SAT score. Here's where things get a little trickier though: Both these standardized tests are accepted in the majority of the American colleges. And both of them are almost the same. This results in confusion among students regarding which test they should choose to take. The Similarities (And Differences)…
