Hey Amandeep,
MBA in the UK is one of the most popular programs. Here is a list of the top universities for MBA in the UK:

Hey Myra,

There are a bunch of problems that students commonly face when they study abroad. Here are some of the problems faced by students-

Homesickness
Missing your family and friends is one of the most common problems faced by students who study abroad. The best way to overcome your homesickness is to engage in various activities and clubs in your new city.

Losing your way
New places can be tricky to navigate and there are possibilities of you getting lost over there. The trick to avoiding such situations is being prepared with maps beforehand until you get a hang of the directions of the new place.

Managing your funds
Studying abroad can be a little heavy on your pocket and you may end up you’re your money reaching as low as two digits before the month end. You must, therefore, plan extensively before spending in order to space out your expenditures.

Sincerely attending classes
You have a new country to explore with no one to tell you otherwise. So, it’s only natural to feel like you should go out and explore instead of attending those lectures. In situations like these, you must remember your end goal and what you are trying to accomplish.

Time zone differences
Your friends and family may live in another time zone. This could cause issues while trying to contact them. So don't be sad when skype calls don't work out or there is a gap in communication.

Feeling left out
Studying in a foreign country can be a cultural shock for students. It is also completely natural for students to sometimes feel excluded among the new group of people. At times like these, you should try to understand the new and exciting culture and experience it with an open mind.

Language barriers
The country you study in may not always have the same language as yours so, language barriers are inevitable. The best way to overcome this is to take it as a learning opportunity and try to familiarise yourself with the language as much as possible.

Hope these reasons give you all the info you needed! If you have any more questions about studying abroad, you can always contact iSchoolConnect or ask them here. Happy studying!

Hey Amandeep,

The application process differs for Bachelors and Masters differs slightly. So supposing that you are applying for Masters in UK, you'll need to apply for your program of choice on the university website. You can scan and upload all your necessary documents, scores, degree information, etc. on the university website. Make sure you send in your Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of recommendation (LORs), IELTS scores, etc. for the relevant program based on the university's requirement criteria. Hope this answer helps! You can read about the top universities for MBA in UK here- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-for-mba-in-uk-fees-ranks-programs/

Hey Lavanya,

The Netherlands uses the English language for their academic purposes, so you have to give IELTS/TOEFL (which is required by the university) and the scores required for TOEFL are minimum 80 while the IELTS needs a score of at least 6.5 out of 9. For Masters, most universities usually require a minimum 70% in the Bachelors's. You'll need a GMAT score of a minimum of 500 and a GRE score of a minimum of 288. But the exact scores depend upon the course you want to apply for. Check this blog out, it has all the info about studying in the Netherlands :- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/studying-in-netherlands-costs-universities-scholarships-more/

Hey Prateek, each country has there own style and concepts regarding the interior of a house or any other building for that matter. While there is an immense influence of all these cultures on each other, the fact is, each country has its own specializations. Therefore, depending upon the kind of specializations you want to choose, your education destination will vary. For example, if you are looking for a modern design then choose the US, and if you want to learn European design, then choose European countries like the UK, France or Ireland. Each country provides a new and different type of designing curriculum. Choose a country that suits your design style and if affordable and provides a good ROI.

The amount of tuition you pay per semester can vary between CHF 500 AND CHF 2000.
The final amount will depend on the university and the program you choose.

I know you're asking about benefits
But you should also know that studying in Switzerland is expensive

From what I know, the cheapest countries include Germany, the Netherlands, and Canada

Depends, really
If you want to do tech, go for ETH or EPFL
The University of Zurich is known for science, law, philosophy, theology, medicine

You can check out studying in Singapore as well

Also, if your budget can accommodate Switzerland, why not try Singapore as well?

From what I know, you can also apply for PR after 2 years

Also, Ireland!

If you know English-
Ireland
Netherlands
Switzerland
Otherwise -
Italy
France
Belgium
Read about them here

ETH Zurich
EPFL
University of Zurich
University of Geneva
University of Bern, and more

You can work part-time for 20 hours per week

France benefits-
Inexpensive, high-quality education
Research & development opportunities
Immerse in a rich culture

Spain benefits-
Learn a new language
Immerse in a rich culture
Affordable tuition & low cost of living

Avg UG cost - €2,770 per annum
Other expenses - €850 to €1,400 per annum

A PG in Germany costs £20,000 - £30,000 on an average
And other expenses will be €700 to €800

And the cost of living can range between DKK 6,000 and DKK 13,500 per month, ie, 70k to 1,56,000 rupees per month!