Want to study in the UK? Getting a clear understanding of different intakes offered by universities in the UK is important. In this blog, we'll cover everything you need to know about spring intake in the UK. Different Intakes Unlike universities in India, higher education institutes in the UK offer multiple intakes. In general, two major intakes are Spring intake and Fall intake. There's also an additional intake called Summer intake, offered by a few universities. Fall intake is the most popular intake with the application period starting in early…
The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) are standardized tests that evaluate an applicant's ability to apply academic knowledge in a variety of subject areas. The GRE is a computer-based test that measures verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing skills. The GRE is often used as part of the admissions process for graduate programs. It is a prerequisite for many graduate programs across the world. So, many universities (especially the top ones) require applicants to take this exam if they want admission to graduate programs. GRE Waived Off The COVID-19 pandemic…
Studying abroad isn't cheap. Many international students, even when qualified, can't study in the US due to financial limitations. This is where scholarships come in. If you're planning to study in the US and self-finance isn't an option, you should apply for scholarships. (NOTE: Even when you can afford the fee, international students should go for scholarships, which can be either full or partial.) But, of course, with so many students applying for them, getting scholarships isn't easy. Preparation is the key. And it all begins by first educating yourself…
The GMAT stands for Graduate Management Admissions Test. It is a computer-based test that assesses the skills and abilities of students preparing to enter graduate management programs in business schools around the world. The GMAT is designed to evaluate candidates' critical thinking and analytical reasoning skills, quantitative problem-solving ability, verbal reasoning ability, and written communication skills. So, if you're planning to pursue MBA abroad, there's a good chance that the college you are applying to will ask for your GMAT score. But what if you have scored low in your…
