Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology

Ahsanullah University of Science and TechnologyAhsanullah University of Science and Technology

VC:Prof. Dr. M. Anwar Hossain
First Vice-Chancellor of IUT of OIC-Dhaka
Established:1995
Campus-1: ITVET Campus ,West Testuri Bazar Road, Tejgaon
Campus-2: House# 152/153, Talimari(Professor para), Rajshahi
Address: 20, West Testuri Bazar Road, Tejgaon, Dhaka-1215
Email: info@aust.edu
Web: www.aust.edu
Phone: 9130613, 9115461, 9120248


Bachelor Programs at Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology:
Subject Course Duration Total Cost (Tk.)
Architecture 5 years 4,25000
BBA 4 Years 3,43,000
Civil Engineering 4 years 3,43,000
Computer Science & Engineering 4 years 3,43,000
Electrical & Electronic Engineering 4 years 3,43,000
Textile Technology 4 years 3,43,000

AUST Information :
  • Circular(n/a)
  • Admission Result(n/a)
  • Exam Result(n/a)

Australian Citizenship

Migrant to Australia

Do you want to live and work in Australia?
Getting a job in Australia is easy. There are currently over 100,000 skilled jobs advertised in Australia. Employment opportunity in Australia has never been better.

Workers
There are a number of visa options available for people who want to migrate permanently to Australia and who have the required skills and qualifications.Click Here For Apply

Business People

For people to come to Australia for a business-related visit. Also for people to establish, manage or develop a new or existing business, or invest in Australia.Click Here For Apply

Family Members

There are a number of migration options for fiance(e)s, partners, children, parents and other family members of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens.Click Here For Apply

Refugee or Humanitarian Entrants

Information for people seeking assistance under the refugee and humanitarian programme.Click Here For Apply

Returning Residents

Visa options for current or former Australian permanent residents, or former Australian citizens to re-enter Australia.

How do I become an Australian citizen?

That depends on your circumstances. Please check the links below and find the situation that best describes you.

What is dual citizenship?

It is the result of the interaction of the laws of two countries. People can become dual citizens automatically, or after successfully applying for the citizenship of another country.

Examples of ways in which people can become dual citizens automatically are:

  • a child born in Australia who is an Australian citizen at birth and is automatically a citizen of the country of birth, or citizenship, of a parent or grand-parent
    or
  • an Australian citizen who automatically becomes the citizen of another country through marriage.

Examples of circumstances in which people apply for another citizenship are:

  • Australians who apply for the citizenship of another country because a parent or grand-parent was born in, or is a citizen of, that country
    or
  • Australians living and working overseas, for work or family or other reasons, who apply for the citizenship of the country in which they are living
    or
  • permanent residents of Australia who apply for Australian citizenship and are citizens of countries which allow dual citizenship.
Can I become a citizen of another country without losing my Australian citizenship?

Yes, provided the other citizenship is acquired after 4 April 2002.

Prior to 4 April 2002, Section 17 of the Australian Citizenship Act 1948 provided that adult Australians who did "any act or thing- the sole or dominant purpose of which, and the effect of which, is to acquire the nationality or citizenship of a foreign country shall upon acquisition cease to be an Australian citizen".

Any children under 18 also lost their citizenship, unless their other parent was an Australian citizen.Section 17 did not apply to those who acquired another citizenship automatically or simply obtained a passport of a country of which they were already a citizen.Further information on dual citizenship, Australian passports and consular assistance is available from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Registration

All Australians travelling overseas, whether for tourism or business or for short or long stays, are encouraged to register with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade before travel. This includes dual nationals travelling to the country of their other nationality. Australians can register online at www.smartraveller.gov.au or in person at any Australian embassy, high commission or consulate.

The registration information provided by you will help us find you in an emergency - whether it is a natural disaster, civil disturbance or a family emergency. It may also be used to pass other information to you such as updated travel advisories, notice of elections and information on other matters relevant to travellers and expatriates.Click Here For Apply

Australian Visa in BD

Contact For Australian Visa (For Bangladeshi Students)
The Australian Visa Application Center is run by VFS Bangladesh Pvt. Ltd. A service charge of
Taka 500.00 is be levied per application.


VFS Dhaka Office

Taj Casalina

Apartment 3C (2nd Floor)

House SW (1)

(Opposite ARYSHA Restaurant)

25, Gulshan Avenue, Gulshan 1, Dhaka 1212

Email: info@vfs-au.com.bd

Website: www.vfs-au.com.bd

Helpline No: 8825973 (09:00-13:00, 14:00-16:00)

Application lodgement Timings:

Sun-Thu 09:00-12:00, 14:00-16:00

Information, Form Collection & Additional Documents Submission: 09:00-13:00, 14:00-16:00

Passport & Document Collection: 16:00 to 17:00

Australian visa applicants from Sylhet & Chittagong and respective adjoining areas can now take delivery of their documents from the VFS Sylhet & Chittagong office respectively against a nominal fee of Taka 300.00. The address is as below:

VFS Sylhet Office

Garden Towers, 1st Floor,

Shahjalal Bridge Link Road

Sylhet- 3100

VFS Chittagong Office

Chamber House

4th Floor

38, Agrabad C/A

Chittagong - 4100

The Australian Visa application Center in Bangladesh accepts applications, collect visa application charges and arrange interview times at the Australian High Commission.

Varsity Admission In Malaysia

Varsity Admission In Malaysia

Degrees in Malaysia :

  • Diploma Degree
  • Bachelors Degree
  • Masters Degree
  • Doctoral Degree

Language Proficiency :
  • Most University require minimum TOEFL CBT score of 173 to 250 or TOEFL iBT score of 61 to 100 or IELTS (academic) score of 6.0 to 7.0 as the minimum admission requirement.

Expenses in Malaysia :
  • Tuition Fees in US$

1. Malaysian Private University:

Bachelors degree: US$ 8,821.46 to US$ 17,642.91.

2. Malaysian Public & Private University:

Masters Degree: US$ 5,586.93 to US$ 10,291.67.

PhD degree: US$ 8,821.46 to US$ 10,291.67.

  • Living & Other Expense in US$

1.The cost of living for international students to study in Malaysia US$ 2,940.49 (the cost of living in the city is about 10% higher).

  • Accommodation Expense in US$

Types and monthly average cost of on-campus and off-campus accommodation per person.

1. Private Residential Homes:

a. Single room (small) per student US$ 50.81 to US$ 88.22.

b. Single room (medium/large) per student US$ 117.62 to US$ 176.43.

2. Apartments or Flats:

a. Per person per unit US$ 50.81 to US$ 88.22.

3. Residential-Student Houses:

a. Single room (furnished) per student US$ 50.81 to US$ 88.22.

b. Twin sharing (furnished) per student US$ 50.81 to US$ 73.52.

c. Triple sharing (furnished) per student US$ 52.93 to US$ 67.64.

4. Residential-Furnished Hostel:

a. Twin sharing ( include electricity & water ) per student US$ 88.22 to US$ 102.92.

b. Quadruple sharing ( include electricity & water ) per student US$ 50.81 to US$ 73.52.

  • Health Insurance in US$

1. International students must have adequate arrangements for health & travel insurance.

2. Insurance cost is:

Per semester US$ 29.41.

3. It is a good idea to take out travel insurance before leaving Bangladesh.


Jobs in Malaysia :
  • Working in Malaysia

1. Student can apply for permission to work once they start their course on a full time study.

2. Students are allowed to work part-time for a maximum of 20 hours per week only during semester breaks or holidays of more than 7 days.

3. On-campus jobs do not provide enough funds to cover your tuition or living expenses.

4. Students wishing to work must have a valid "Student Pass".

5. Details information about work permit see- http:www.imi.gov.my.

  • Jobs in Malaysia

1.The job areas are: restaurants, petrol kiosks, mini markets and hotels except in the following positions: cashier, singer, masseur, musician, Guest Relations Officer or any other activities deemed to be immoral.

2. Average wages (per month-casual time):

a. Cashier: US$ 588.10 to US$ 882.15.

b. Waiter: US$ 264.65 to US$ 323.46.

c. Asst. Chief: US$ 441.08 to US$ 1,470.25.

d. Food & Beverage Manager: US$ 588.10 to US$ 735.13.

e. Assistant Manager: US$ 529.29 to US$ 735.13.


How to Apply to The University :
  • Check with the departments to see if there is a closing date for your application.
  • You should write directly to the Institution's Admission Office for detailed application information and forms.
  • You can also download application form from university website.
  • Some universities have an on-line application facility.
  • Admission Office will inform you about the documentation, translation, and visa requirements.
  • You should apply for the Student Pass at higher learning institutions.
  • Institutions will apply on your behalf for the Student Pass to the Director of pas & permit division, Immigration Headquarters.
  • Immigration Department will notified through the education institution within one month of the application status.
  • You should start at least six months in advance to compile the necessary information and documentation.
  • All applications, processing, approval & issuance of the Student Passes and Visas are done in Malaysia.
  • Supporting Documents

1. Completed Application Form.

2. English version of your all educational documents including mark sheet.

3. School/College leaving certificate.

4. English language (TOEFL or IELTS) tests result.

5. Photocopy of your passport.

6. Application fee payment document.

7. Security or personal bond fee payment document.

8. Student Pass & Visa fee payment document.


Universities to apply :
  • Institute of Telecommunications and Information Technology
  • International College Penang
  • International Islamic University Malaysia
  • International Islamic University, Malaysia
  • Northern University of Malaysia
  • Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
  • Universiti Malaya
  • Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
  • Universiti Pertanian Malaysia
  • Universiti Sains Malaysia
  • Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
  • University Malaysia Sarawak
  • BIG LIST

  • Copyright © versityadmission.blogspot.com

    Australian Student Visa

    Step - 1 :
    First You should receive your offer letter of an Australian Varsity where you will admit.Then Contact Australian ambassy in your country for details about

    • Student Visa Form
    • Visa Fee/Cost/Charges
    • Requirements
    • Interview schedules
    Step - 2: Requirements(For Bangladeshi Students)
    Visa fee TK 24,900 to be submitted as bank draft in favor of: Australian High Commission.
    Bank drafts can be purchased against cash from BRAC Bank extension counter located at the VFS application center, or at any branch of Standard Chartered Bank.
    • Student Visa Application Cover Sheet
    • Application form 157A with 3 recent, passport-size color photographs of each applicant stapled to the top right-hand corner of the form
    • Completed Details of Relatives form
    • One-page statement of purpose (if applicable)
    • Photocopy of the offer letter.
    • Evidence of the IELTS score
    • Photocopies of the student’s educational certificates & marksheets (with highest level of education first), passport, and photocopies of any other originals that have been submitted with the application.
    • Student Visa Financial Guarantee forms followed by each guarantor’s documents as follows:
    1. Original bank statement
    2. Photocopies of relevant financial statements
    3. Photocopies of guarantor’s source of income documents.
    Step - 3 : (Interview Tips)
    The most common questions in Interview Board are given below as Tips :

    1. How many universities did you apply to?
    The question is a very basic. It should be answered with caution. See the explanation in the next question.

    2. How many admits/rejects?
    This question is interlinked with previous one. If you applied to 4, got admission in 1 and were rejected in 3, you don’t have to be Mr. TRUTH. You may answer, applied to 4, accepted in 1, awaiting 2, 1 rejection OR applied to 4, got admission in 1, awaiting 3.
    But then you have to state as in Question 3, that this was supposed to be your first choice anyhow, so even if you would have had the admission offer from any of the other 3, you would certainly have gone for this one. But if you are one of those types who offered to 1 and got just 1, don’t go about saying that!!! Say you applied to 4, got 1, awaiting 3. Put up the other univ's names;-) coz they think that someone who has applied to just one univ isn’t really serious about his admissions and so isn’t interested in educational purpose; which means a direct reject. If you applied to 11, got from just one, better say that you applied to just 4 or 5, and one reject, one admit and rest awaiting. Many a times its better not to carry the reject letters, though some people advise so, but the thing is some univs reject on totally baseless matters.

    3. What was your first choice?
    The answer to this question also is dependant on the earlier one.

    4. What is your GRE/TOEFL score?
    Always try to speak out the better score first. If you have a good TOEFL score, say 270, and a GRE of 1750, and speak out your TOEFL first and then GRE. Usually people think, they can go and lead them by answering long and sweet, like if asked for scores, the long answer might be:
    "Sir, I took my Computer based TOEFL and scored 270 at it, while I took the GRE and scored 800 in Quantitative, 710 in Analytical and 430 in Verbal".
    Well this can heat up the officer. He/She might feel you are taking him for ride, even if you are not. So keep it short. So let the answer be: "TOEFL 270, GRE: 1940". That’s it, as much as he asked for. Make his job easier and so he doesn’t get pissed off at any of your leading behaviors.

    5. What are your grades like?
    Spell it out as it has been at your university. Say "Sir, We have a percentage system, and I scored xx% overall" IF your final year marks excel the other semesters marks, spell that one out, coz usually in some universities, they look at the final year marks to grade the student in the Certificate. When later asked as to why u said XX% whereas the total marks of all your mark sheets add up to XX-5/10% then clarify yourself...(They wont always go checking all your mark sheets, but then you weren’t lying)

    6. Which was your undergraduate college?
    As per your details.

    7. What was your bachelor's degree in?
    As per your details.

    8. What is the purpose of your trip?
    MS in CS/Telecommunications/EE...whatever or PhD in MEch/

    9. Which university are you planning to go to?
    The University of your choice and the univ you want the VISA for.

    10.Who is planning to sponsor you?
    As mentioned in your I-20. If you have a scholarship, say that. Else in case the I-20 says "Family funds" say that, and you may add that sir, my father and my mother are supporting me for my higher education.

    11.Why do you plan to do MS?
    Say that you felt that higher qualifications give a better place, a better standard in today's competitive world. You felt that you have a good know-how of your field, but a bit more technical knowledge in "the field you are going for MS in" will serve you greatly, when you come back here and join the industry of your choice.

    12.Why do you wish to study in the US and not in Your Country?
    The courses in the field I am interested in are not being offered (or very few institutions offer such courses). In addition to that the research going on is something I would like to be associated with. (Speak about the facilities as well). Talk about a few researches being conducted in that field. Technical words work out when other things don’t.

    13. Why did you select this University?
    This question can be best answered when you do a bit of homework about your university. Browse the Web page of the University, visit the pages of the professors, and go through their projects. Now remember some of the key words, like the project a professor X is working on. Mention something about the project if the officer is listening and is giving you time to explain. When you do such things, they think that you are pretty serious about your studies and are really into it. Well, some people believe in mentioning about the rank of the university, or the student to faculty ratio. Well these all things don’t affect how you are interested in it. You can say all these stuff such as rank and all, but you have to state what make you interested and it should be something about research or academics. You can also show letters of correspondence with your University professors. If you don’t have those, build some. Click here to know how to build a Correspondence mail.

    14. Your passbooks show that a large amount of money has recently been deposited. How would you explain that?
    (NOBODY keeps huge sums of money in their savings account, so relax! If you have borrowed the money here is what you could do Its quite likely that in the past you may have received huge sums of money like selling of some property, retirement of parents etc so u could say something like) In year X we had received Tk. T and instead of depositing the amount in a bank at a low interest rate, we invested it in other sources which gave us high interest rates or we gave it to our needy friends. Now we have taken this money back to finance my education. (Of course it’s really dicey to answer this question, but if you are confident you shouldn’t have a problem. If you have some proof of receiving a huge sum of money some years back, make sure you carry it)
    You can also say that you had private FDs , i.e. you invested in private firms coz they provide higher interest rates (say out figures like 16% per anum as compared to the mere 9% of banks. You can show this receipt and say that now you encashed that amount, coz you needed it for your educational purposes.

    15. What does your father do? What if my dad has taken the VR?
    Well this does have a specific reply, but then you can put it as "Sir, My father is working with a German collaborated company for the past 25 years as a Manager in XYZ department. The long reply helps over here. If your father has taken a voluntary retirement, dont mention that he has retired. Well there are two approaches to this. One, say that your father worked with this company for the last 30 years and now has his own consultancy dealing with (insert some financial or technical terms). Two, Say that your father worked as Asst Mgr./Mgr./GM with some company for the past 25 years, took a VR and now has a consultancy of his own. Never show him to be idle, coz that means your income has drastically reduced and works as a negative point. Stating about the VR often helps coz then you can assure him that most of the money you have shown is yours coz usually people get huge amounts on taking a VR. So that does help on the financial grounds.

    16. Does any of your relative stay in the US?
    The answers to this vary from person to person. The two basic replies being: Either "YES" or "NO". But I believe that you be truthful at this instance. I have seen many people who have been true and weren’t affected by that.
    In fact at an USEFI seminar, addressed by the Consulate Officer.. it was said by the officer himself that," We know that most of the student will end up staying there after completing their studies, but at least we can do our part of skimming them. We can at least play the part of sieving across the deserving people and not every pedestrian."
    This means that they evaluate you on the basis of your merits and not by what the person staying abroad is going to do for you. And the financial part is because they want to be assured that you can at least go through your studies fully.
    It just happens that many a times, they check your file. Based on details provided in your passport, and if they do apprehend you lying, that might spell trouble. So, I think telling the truth is the best thing.
    If your uncle or cousin or distant aunt stays there, you don’t have to say "YES" coz that doesn’t matter. All that matters is your immediate relatives i.e. own brother, sister, father or mother.

    17. Your brother/sister is studying there too. How will your parents support both of you?
    Now, you have your chance of taking the officer for a ride here. Even if your brother/sister doesn’t have an aid/scholarship, you can say he got a TA/RA there and so he need not be supported by the family any more for his educational expenses.

    18.Why is your GRE score low? (Or any section score low)
    This is the most preferred answer. I answered the first few questions incorrectly and I couldn’t improve my score later even after performing well later. (Low = <1800 style="font-weight: bold; color: rgb(204, 102, 204);">19. What are you plans after Graduation?
    Be really well prepared for this question. This answer is not fool proof, but it’s you who can make it seem so. The basic things are:
    1.Your field is what you will pursue
    2.Your field is on a roll in Your Country
    3.Your field has great opportunities
    4.You get those opportunities even now
    5.You get better opportunities once you do your MS
    6.Show foreign companies coming to Your Country investing in your field
    7.State some technical words expressing the advancements in your field
    8.Make it seem, this field wont go ahead without guys like you ;)

    20. Why are you changing your stream?
    This generally occurs coz people having done their BE in Civil go on to pursue MS in CS. I am giving this reply specifically for transfer to CS stream, coz I don’t think anyone from CS would be going to Mech ;). This is easy to get through. You can say either of the points:
    1.Sir, during my third semester, when I was introduced to programming languages, I had a great exposure to computers. I gradually developed a liking for it and wished to deepen my knowledge in it.
    2.I mastered a number of languages on my own, and am also into Web Designing and software debugging (push in technical words).
    3.I always had it in my mind, that once I strengthen myself in my field, I will go on to enhance my skills in the field of Computers.
    4.There were a vast number of options available, viz. CS, CN, CE but I chose CS as I had esteem interest in Software and its working
    Always try to show that you have an interest for that subject. Never project that you are taking this up coz the market is strong. This is coz you are changing your stream. They might end up thinking that you just used your BE to get to this stage and that u dint do that on interest. They’ll think you are fickle minded. Show that you do everything with your interest, you even did your BE in Civil or any other field coz you had interest in it, and now CS is your interest too.

    21. What is your father's annual income?
    This question often decides your ability to pay for your expenses. They think that money can be put into banks, but annual income is a proof, which they heavily rely upon to decide the student's parent’s capability to spend for his educational expenses.
    Whatever the officer asks. 1) What is your father's annual income? 2). What is your family's annual income? The moment the words 'Annual Income" creeps in, state your complete family annual income, i.e. if your mother is also an earning member, if you have agricultural income, if you have rental income plus the interests and dividends...State all of them together. Don’t commit the blunder of stating just your father's income. Many a times it hampers your chances. If it seems low to them. Obviously a sum of mother's income, your father's income, agricultural (if u have), total will be more than a single one. And if they ask for the IT returns, hand over both of your parent's return statements, plus the agricultural papers plus the rental receipt (duplicate) at a time. And if he/she just argues (usually they don’t) that you were asked about your father's income. Then say" Sir, MY family is sponsoring me. Along with my father my mother is also an earning member and an income tax payer. Family funds is what the I-20 states, and so my family including my father and mother (opt brother, if u have one earning) are sponsoring me and here are their statements and proofs of other modes of income.

    22.You look like potential immigrants OR I don’t think you will come back to Your Country ?
    This is a real tricky question. Many get blue when they hear this and lose their senses as how to tackle this question. Stay calm and think what all you can say like:"I am from a very well-to do family and money is not at all essential for me. I stand to inherit a lot from my parents (say this if u have lots of property) so staying and working in the US is not a criterion at all. The only thing I lack is this Masters (or whatever degree) which will make me a better software professional.

    23.Be Confident in any situation.
    Let me tell you something. The most important factor is "CONFIDENCE". Nothing can depose that. Whatever the answer is, if you are confident and show that you aren’t nervous a bit, that will really help you get through. Complete Documents, Convincing Skills, Confidence and Present mindedness is what you have to invest. These are the keys to getting through the interview successfully. Many do get through coz of sheer luck, when some of the casual officers just seem to be in a hurry to get through with the troop of VISA aspirants facing their counter.
    But then I believe that your parents do all the job of putting together all the financial documents and stuff. The only thing you need to do is to put a confident self of yours over there.
    It’s not that all the questions I have put here are the only ones; they might come up with any other alien stuff. But then present mindedness and spontaneity is what helps under those situations. You have to be prepared with an answer the moment he shoots a question at you.
    Don’t make a face as if you just committed a sin. Hand over the documents and look at him. Remember, all your documents are as genuine as your Birth Certificate.
    Wish You All The Best.
    varsityadmision.blogspot.com

    Varsity Admission In New Zealand

    Varsity Admission In New Zealand

    Degrees in New Zealand :

    • Diploma Degree
    • Bachelors/Graduate Diploma Degree
    • Postgraduate certificate/Honours Bachelor Degree
    • Masters Degree
    • Doctoral Degree
    Language Proficiency :
    • Most University require minimum TOEFL CBT score over 213 or TOEFL iBT score over 79-80 or IELTS (academic) score of 6.0 with no band score less that 5.5.
    Expenses in New Zealand :
    • Tuition Fees in NZ$

    1. New Zealand University

    Bachelors degree: NZ$15,000

    Masters degree: NZ$19,000

    PhD: NZ$25,000-NZ$40,000

    2. New Zealand Polytechnic or Institute of Technology

    Bachelors degree: NZ$15,000

    Diploma: NZ$14,800

    Certificate: NZ$14,200

    • Living & Other Expense in NZ$

    1.Accommodation, Food, cloth, transport, travel, telephone & incidental cost approximately NZ$12,000 - NZ$14,000 per year.

    • Accommodation Expense in NZ$

    1.Halls of residence or student hostels:

    Cost: around $200 per week.

    2. Home stay or private board:

    Cost: around $180 per week.

    3. flatting:

    Cost: bond, plus around $120 per bedroom per week.

    • Health Insurance in NZ$

    1. International students must have adequate arrangements for health & travel insurance.

    2. Insurance cost is:

    NZ$399 per year or NZ$33.25 per month.

    3. It is a good idea to take out travel insurance before leaving Bangladesh.


    Jobs in New Zealand :
    • Working in New Zealand

    1. Students can apply for permission to work once they start their course on a full time above one year student visa.

    2. With permission you can work up to 20 hours per week during course time. During vacation, you are allowed to work full time.

    3. On-campus jobs do not provide enough funds to cover your tuition or living expenses.

    4. Details information about work permit see-www.immigration.govt.nz

    • Jobs in New Zealand

    1. The job areas are: Fast food catering, Wait Bar Staff, Childcare or Nanny, convenient store sales clerk, Translation, Computer work, tutor.

    2. Average wages (per hour-casual time):

    a. Childcare/Nanny: $2.5 - $3.0 per hour.

    b. Customer Services : $15-$19 per hour depending on experience.

    c. Restaurant Service Staff: $11-$13 per hour, plus tips.

    d. Accountant: $30-40 dependent on experience.

    e. CAD technicians: 18-25 per hour dep. on experience.

    f. Office staff: $16 to $24 per hour.

    g. Food Demonstrator: $12 per hour.


    How to Apply to The University :
    • Check with the departments to see if there is a closing date for your application.
    • You should write directly to the Institution's Admission Office for detailed application information and forms.
    • You can also download application form from university website.Some universities have an on-line application facility.
    • Admission Office will inform you about the documentation, translation, and visa requirements.
    • You should start at least one year in advance to compile the necessary information and documentation.
    • The decision of the institution is usually announced within approximately six to eight months of the application deadline.
    • Supporting Documents

    1. Completed Application Form

    2. English version of your all educational documents including mark sheet.

    3. School/College leaving certificate.

    4. Application fee payment document.

    5. English language (TOEFL or IELTS) tests result.

    6. Photocopy of your passport.

    7.Medical and Chest X-ray Certificate (NZIS 1007).


    Universities to apply :
  • Auckland Institute of Technology
  • Canterbury University
  • Central Institute of Technology
  • Christchurch Polytechnic
  • Lincoln University
  • Massey University
  • UNITEC Institute of Technology
  • University of Auckland
  • University of Otago
  • University of Waikato
  • Victoria University of Wellington
  • Waikato Polytechnic
  • Waikato University
  • Whitecliffe College of Art & Design
  • BIG LIST

  • Copyright © versityadmission.blogspot.com

    Varsity Admission In Norway

    Varsity Admission In Norway

    Degrees in Norway :

    • Bachelor's degree
    • Master's degree
    • Doctoral or Ph.D. degree
    Language Proficiency :
    • If applying for a course taught in Norwegian or for general acceptance into an institution, applicants outside of the Nordic countries must meet one of the following requirements:

    a. Successfully passed 'Norwegian as a second language' from upper secondary school or

    b. Successfully passed Level 3 in Norwegian at a university or

    c. Successfully passed one-year study in Norwegian language and society for foreign students from a university college or

    d. successfully passed test in Norwegian at higher level 'Bergenstesten' with a minimum score of 450

    • Where the language of instruction is English, you require IELTS band score 5.5 to 6.0 or TOEFL CBT scores 213 or iBT score 79 to 80

    Expenses in Norway :
    • Tuition Fees in $US

    1. Generally, universities and state university colleges do not charge tuition fees. It is true for all levels, including Undergraduate, Masters & Ph.D. programmes. This also applies for foreign students. However, certain programmes/courses may have fees. Private institutions normally do charge tuition fees

    2. In this case, students will have to pay semester fee of $US 51 to 101 each semester. In order to take an exam this fee will have to be paid in full.

    • Living & Other Expense in $US

    The average university student's budget is approximately $US 1339 per month for one academic year. This amount should cover most monthly expenses such as housing, food, clothing, study material, books, transport and social activities etc.



    Jobs in Norway :
    • A student may work part-time for up to 20 hours per week when a work permit is granted. An application for a work permit should be accompanied by a statement from the institution confirming that the work will not affect the study progress. A letter from the employer stating that the student has a job offer must also be submitted.
    • Students are normally allowed to work full time during semester breaks.
    • Please note that the majority of institutions do not have on-campus work study schemes, and foreign students will have to compete on the regular job market.
    • Applications for a work permit may be submitted to the local police station in Norway
    • Jobs in Norway

    1. The job areas are: Cafe, Bar, Summer Job, Seasonal Job, Industrial Sector, Health Sector, Fishing industry, Shop, Cleaner, Management, Computing, NGO, Sales, Call Center, Travel, Restaurant, Internships & Volunteer

    2. Average wages: Students can earn from $US 7 to $US 22


    How to Apply to The University :
    • Check with the departments to see if there is a closing date for your application.
    • You should write directly to the Institution's Admission Office for detailed application information and forms.
    • You can also download application form from university website.
    • Some universities have an on-line application facility.
    • Admission Office will inform you about the documentation, translation, and visa requirements.
    • You should start at least one year in advance to compile the necessary information and documentation.
    • The decision of the institution is usually announced within approximately six to eight months of the application deadline.
    • Supporting Documents

    1. Completed Application Form.

    2. Official English version of all educational certificates including marks sheets.

    3. School/College leaving certificate.

    4. English (TOEFL or IELTS) Language proficiency test documents

    5. Photocopy of your passport.


    Universities to apply :
  • Agder College
  • Agricultural University of Norway (NLH)
  • Ålesund College
  • Bergen College
  • Bergen University
  • Gjøvik College
  • Høgskolen i Bodø
  • Høgskolen i Hedmark
  • Høgskolen i Oslo
  • Lillehammer College
  • Molde College
  • National College of Art & Design, Norway
  • Nesna College
  • Nord-Trøndelag College
  • Norges Teknisk-Naturvitenskapelige Universitet
  • Norwegian Institute of Technology, Trondheim
  • Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
  • Norwegian School of Management
  • Oppland College
  • Østfold College
  • Sør-Trøndelag College (HiST)
  • Stavanger College
  • Stord/Haugesund College
  • Telemark College
  • UNIK - Center for Technology at Kjeller, University of Oslo
  • University of Oslo
  • University of Tromsø
  • Vestfold College
  • Volda College
  • BIG LIST
  • Copyright © versityadmission.blogspot.com

    Varsity Addmission in Singapore

    Varsity Admission In Singapore

    Degrees in Singapore :

    • Diploma Degree
    • Bachelor's Degree
    • Master's Degree
    • Doctoral Degree


    Language Proficiency :
    • TOEFL iBT score 79 to 80 or
    • IELTS 6.0 or more or

    Expenses in Singapore :
    • Tuition Fees in $US

    1. Tuition fee of Bachelor's level, depends on Non-Laboratory & Laboratory Based courses.

    a. The average tuition fee is: $US16,254 to $US19,505 for 1 academic year.

    2. Tuition fee of Master's level, depends on Laboratory/Non-Laboratory & Coursework /Research based programs.

    a. The average tuition fee is: $US3,901 to $US13,003 for 1 academic year.

    b. MBA, average tuition fee is: $US33,158 for 1 academic year.

    • Living & Other Expense in $US

    1. Food cost: Around $US195 to $US293 for 1 month.

    2. Accommodation cost: Around $US130 to $US975 for 1 month.

    3. Utilities: Around $US33 to $US52 for 1 month.

    4. Public transport: Around $US33 to $US98 for 1 month.

    5. Telecommunications: Around $US20 to $US33 for 1 month.

    6. Books & Stationery: Around $US20 to $US65 for 1 month.

    7. Personal expenses: Around $US65 to $US195 for 1 month.

    • Medical Insurance

    Medical Hospitalization Insurance: Around $US4 to $US6 for 1 month.


    Jobs in Singapore :
    • Full-time undergraduate & graduate students are allowed to work part-time of up to 16 hours per week during school term. However, they need to obtain permission from the student's affairs office of their respective Universities.
    • During their vacations, they are allowed to work full-time as the Ministry of Manpower has exempted them from applying for work permits.
    • Jobs in Singapore

    Students could get a part-time job in the following places: university restaurants, stores, companies, cafes & restaurants, hotels, clubs, bookstores, school offices or laboratories etc.


    How to Apply to The University :

    • Check with the departments to see if there is a closing date for your application.
    • You should write directly to the Institution's Admission Office for detailed application information and forms.
    • You can also download application form from university website.
    • Some universities have an on-line application facility.
    • Admission Office will inform you about the documentation, translation, and visa requirements.
    • You should start at least one year in advance to compile the necessary information and documentation.
    • The decision of the institution is usually announced within approximately six to eight months of the application deadline.
    • Supporting Documents

    1. Completed Application Form

    2. Official English version of all educational documents including marks sheets.

    3. A letter of acceptance issued by school.

    4. School/College leaving certificate.

    5. One or more letters of recommendation.

    6. Certificate of English Language Proficiency Test score.

    7. Photocopy of your passport.


    Universities to apply :
  • Nanyang Polytechnic
  • Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
  • National University of Singapore
  • Ngee Ann Polytechnic
  • Singapore Polytechnic
  • Temasek Polytechnic
  • BIG LIST

  • Copyright © versityadmission.blogspot.com

    Varsity Admission In Thailand

    Varsity Admission In Thailand

    Degrees in Thailand :

    • Diploma Degree.
    • Associate Degree.
    • Bachelor's Degree.
    • Graduate Diploma Degree.
    • Master's Degree.
    • Doctor's Degree.
    Language Proficiency :
    • Students should be proficient in Thai for communication.
    • Most Universities require: TOEFL CBT score 197 or iBT score 71. or IELTS band score 5.5 minimum.
    Expenses in Thailand :
    • Tuition Fees in $US

    1. Bachelor's level: It depends on Public & Private Universities. The average tuition fee is $US3804 to $US13330 for total 4 years cost.

    2. Master's level: The average tuition fee is $US3582 to $US8987 for total 2 years cost.

    3. Doctoral Programs:

    Total tuition & others fee for both Bachelor's & Master's Degree Graduates are $US9358

    • Living & Other Expense in $US

    1. Accommodation: $US67 to $US192 per month.

    2. Food: $US96 to $US193 per month.

    3. Transport: $US32 to $US58 per month.

    4. Books, CDs & Newspaper: $US32 to $US64 per month.


    Jobs in Thailand :
    • Students are allowed to work Teaching, Computer and IT, Writing and Editing, Engineering, Entertainment and in Music, Waiters or Cooking, Hotel, Cleaner, University cafeteria etc.
    • 2. Average wages from part time job is $US5 to $US10 per hour.

    How to Apply to The University :
    • Check with the departments to see if there is a closing date for your application.
    • You should write directly to the Institution's Admission Office for detailed application information and forms.
    • You can also download application form from university website.
    • Some universities have an on-line application facility.
    • Admission Office will inform you about the documentation, translation, and visa requirements.
    • You should start at least one year in advance to compile the necessary information and documentation.
    • The decision of the institution is usually announced within approximately six to eight months of the application deadline.
    • E. Supporting Documents

    1. Completed Application Form

    2. Official English version of all educational documents including marks sheets.

    3. A letter of acceptance issued by school.

    4. School/College leaving certificate.

    5. One or more letters of recommendation.

    6. Certificate of English Language Proficiency Test.

    7. Photocopy of your passport.


    Universities to apply :
  • Asian Institute of Technology
  • Bangkok University
  • Chiang Mai University
  • Chulalongkorn University
  • Kasetsart University
  • Khon Kaen University
  • Mahanakorn University of Technology
  • Mahidol University
  • National Institute of Development Administration
  • Pramongkutklao College of Medicine
  • Prince of Songkla University
  • Rajamangala Institute of Technology
  • Silpakorn University
  • Srinakharinwirot University
  • Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University
  • Suranaree University of Technology
  • Thammasat University
  • University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce
  • BIG LIST

  • Copyright © versityadmission.blogspot.com

    powered by Blogger | WordPress by Newwpthemes | Converted by BloggerTheme