Hey Lavanya!

The University of California, Berkeley, is a highly renowned and popular institution ranks 28th and thus, among the Top 30 universities in the world. While there are many who ask, ‘How to get into UC Berkeley?’, there are other students who also ask us, ‘How hard is it to get into UC Berkeley?’

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Hey Charlotte!

The following are the eligibility criteria for a Singapore work visa:

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Hey Rajesh!

Engineering management in the United States is an excellent option for engineering students. Here are some of the best reasons to pursue this course in the United States.

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@Lavanya-Mhatre

Hey Lavanya,

University of Texas is ranked "#38" in "National Universities" by "US News Ranking" . University of Texas is ranked "#16" in " Best Colleges for Veterans" by "US News Ranking" . University of Texas is ranked "#186" in " Best Value Schools" by "US News Ranking" . University of Texas is ranked "#19" in "Most Innovative Schools" by "US News Ranking" . University of Texas is ranked "#143" in "Top Performers on Social Mobility" by "US News Ranking" . University of Texas is ranked "#10" in "Top Public Schools" by "US News Ranking" .

I would like to know about min. salary and max. salary after doing MBA ? which universities ? and why ? Without writing gre is it possible to get into top university ? please answer. Thanks in Advance.

@shruti-rai
you can consider the following options for pursuing Agriculture in the USA.

Stanford University Cornell University New York University Dartmouth College

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Ranks don't always depict how perfect a university is
Your choice depends on a lot of things - course, networking, opportunities, etc.
Plus, US offers a higher range of options to students
Whereas Singapore only has 4-6 well-known universities

You can check out these universities-
Harvard University
Stanford University
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of California, San Francisco
University of California, Los Angeles

6.5 overall and 6 in each individual band

Depends on a lot of factors-
Weather- Switzerland is colder
Language- The subject you choose might not be taught in English, but French (depends on the course and university you choose)
Cost- Switzerland is usually more expensive
And more

I'd say Canada is much friendlier and wants to retain international talent
But it also depends...I mean the quality of education is also really good in the US
Depends on your preferences

You can also consider countries where the tuition fee is less but the ROI is good, like Canada or the Netherlands.

Another exam you can give for English proficiency is PTE