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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 10, 2024Hindi
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My family is middle class person as majority people. I have doubt and didnt prepare well for gate and i know i will nit able to make it for iits or nits since i am in final year. Right now i am doing btech in it last year, specifically in Sem-7. I believe doing mtech from private colleges like vit, manipal will not help me much and dont able to secure good jobs.. What are foreign universities recommended and countries recommended for ms where i can get entry in basis of only toefl and whole tution fee of ms is between 10-20 lakhs

Ans: The fees in European colleges is lesser than the US colleges. In Europe some countries like Ireland have a lower fees as compared to others. You will have to research which are the good colleges in the areas that you are interested and accordingly apply.
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2. Academic Readiness: Ensure you have a good academic record. Maintain a high grade point average (GPA) and enroll in specialized courses in your preferred field.

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• Imperial College London, UK
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• National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore

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6. External Scholarship Application: International students are offered scholarships by many outside entities and foundations, some common ones being, Chevening Scholarships (UK), Erasmus+ Scholarships (European Union), DAAD Scholarships (Germany), Rotary Foundation Scholarships, and The Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

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Dear Sir, I am 45 years old and my qualification is MCOM and I have 15 years of experience and last year I have left my job to pursue US CPA. But I have one confusion at the age of 44+ will I get good opportunity after my CPA ? Please advise. Also I am looking for an opportunity to do Master's in Accounting and Analytics (STEM Designated) from a reputed US University . Please advise if it is good idea to move to US at this age for higher study ?
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To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to know that you have completed your Master of Commerce (M.Com) and possess 15 years of work experience. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that given your vast experience, at 45, pursuing the US CPA is a wise decision, as it can improve your employment opportunities in accounting and finance to a great extent. I would like to tell you that the CPA credential is highly valued and can lead to senior positions and specialized possibilities. Bear in mind that age can be an asset that indicates maturity and in-depth sector knowledge, both of which employers value.

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