Posts made by Juhi rathod

Hi Ella,
Since you're applying for the Spring intake, you should get your admits max by November 2020.

Here are a few of the acceptable resume fonts -

1. Arial
2. Verdana
3. Times New Roman
4. Georgia
5. Garamond
6. Calibri

Maintain the same font throughout your resume

Like so-
Institute name, Country
Candidate for Bachelor of ________

When writing your resume, it's important to remember that anything before the last 3 years is not going to be considered as important...unless it's really outstanding.

There's no point entering your HSC or SSC scores. And, hence, no need for a table.

Just state your latest educational qualification like this -
Institue name, Country
Degree with XY.ZZ GPA

Hi Zeeshan,
I understand your concern - the ideal resume length is 1 page.
But you can extend to 2 pages if you have those many achievements.
Just make sure you fill the entire second page and not leave a part of it blank.

To do this, show the interviewer you have strong roots in your country -
Having a lot of your family in India, rather than in the US is one factor you can use
Perhaps there's a family business you know you have to attend to after you graduate
If you have a job offer, or you own property in your country, you can talk about that

In the end, the decision of the VISA officer will be subjective to your case, so prepare accordingly

Good luck with your interview

There are several tools available out there, but only a few are considered reliable.
Check out WES. It's a third party that offers its conversion tool for free.

You need to get your GPA evaluated by a third party only if the program you're applying to asks for it.
Usually, universities this mention on their program page. They also tell you which third parties you should go to for conversion.
If they haven't mentioned anything, you can check out WES.

That depends.
How many classes happen per week? And, for how long? What does your curriculum comprise of? Does it cover just as many subjects as a regular full-time course?
Because there are courses which happen only during evenings and on weekends, but they are better suited for people who are working and live close to the university.
If that's the case, and you go for this course, you will be missing out on the university experience.

Depends on your current English proficiency.
I've seen students who prepared for the exam within 4 weeks by studying only on weekends.
I've seen people who took 2 months to prepare for the exam...but not more than that.
If you don't know much about the exam and are planning to start your preparations now, check out this article.
Cheers!

If you cancel the exam 4 days before your exam date, you'll get a 50% refund.
Rescheduling, on the other hand, will cost you $60.
If you're planning to give it, anyway, I suggest you reschedule instead of cancel.

Go to the ETS website, log in and you'll have the option to look at your scores and section-wise percentile.

Hi Meghana,
It depends on which university you're applying to. Call the two departments and the Office of Admissions to inquire if they will take your score this way.

Hi Samantha, here you go - the list of Canadian universities that accept GRE for business programs -
Brock University
Cape Breton University (Community Economic Development)
Carleton University
Concordia University
Dalhousie University (MBA in Financial Services)
HEC Montreal
Ivey Business School Toronto
Lakehead University
McGill University
McMaster University
Queens University School of Business
St. Mary's University
Thompson Rivers University
University of Alberta
University of British Columbia
University of Calgary
University of New Brunswick – Fredericton
University of Quebec at Rimouski
University Canada West
University of Manitoba
University of New Brunswick — Saint John
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
University of Ottawa
University of Toronto
University of Victoria
University of Western Ontario
Wilfrid Laurier University
York University

I would suggest Ireland. You get to stay back, and its easier to get a permanent residency if you're a STEM student. Here's a list of the top Ireland universities you can look at.

Once your course is complete, you can apply for OPT. For STEM (Science Technology Engineering Medicine) students, a total of 36 months of OPT may be offered. Students from other, non-STEM fields would get only 12 months. The OPT basically would allow you to stay in the USA to stay back and work.

You can upload your university transcripts online but most universities will ask for the original transcripts.The university or college you apply to, will ask you to physically mail (sealed pack in an envelope) the transcripts to their official address. If your transcripts are in a language other than English then you have to send the official translated transcripts. You will get the translated copies from your own college/university. Have more questions? Ask them here or email us at hello@ischoolconnect.com

The top universities for bachelors in civil engineering in the US are -

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2. Stanford University
3. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
4. Princeton University
5. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
6. Yale University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. University of California, Berkeley (UCB)
9. Northwestern University
   10)Carnegie Mellon University

For more information about Bachelors in USA, you can always contact us at +91 9145332283 or email us at hello@ischoolconnect.com

Most universities require IELTS and GMAT scores but some universities also allow TOEFL scores. A score of 100 is decent enough but if you want to apply for top universities you need more then this. An ideal score between 100-110 is required for top universities in UK. Another widely accepted alternative for TOEFL is the IELTS exam. While there are some universities that accept TOEFL, there are a high number of universities in Europe that prefer the IELTS exam scores. Some of the top UK universities that accept TOEFL scores are:

1. University of Derby
2. University of Stirling
3. Hult International Business School
4. University of Leeds
5. Manchester Metropolitan University

Yes, you can apply for an internship abroad while you are studying in India. As internships build your profile and help you gain practical knowledge, it also helps you improve your personality. As for applying internships abroad, you can search for internships provided by or offered by universities themselves or you can apply through private organizations like AIESEC and hellointern that help students obtain an internship of their choice in several countries in a variety of fields.