Post-study work - Jobs & careers Questions
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What is the expected return on investment (ROI) if I do an MBA in Australia with an investment of fifty to sixty lakhs?
→Which country would be most suitable for me to get a job earliest after my masters, considering job market and return on investment in Australia/Canada for a Master's?
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If I come directly for a master's after graduation without work experience, will I get a job easily in UK?
→When would be a good time to discuss scholarships and return on investment (ROI) for universities in UK for a Master's?
→Which country between the UK and New Zealand has better employability and return on investment for my master's in pharmacology?
→Are there any short-term career upgradation courses, such as three-month programs in India, that can help upgrade her knowledge and improve employability?
→Once the Canadian post-graduate work visa starts, is there a time limit within which I need to get a job?
→Will my previous work experience help me get better internship or job opportunities as a student abroad in Netherlands/Sweden?
→Are the courses in the European countries I am interested in considered good for job prospects in Germany/France for a Master's?
→Which countries have lower living costs and good job opportunities, like Germany in Spain/Malaysia?
→What are the post-study work and placement opportunities in the US, Australia, and France for my course for a Master's?
→Are there scholarships and placement opportunities available for food science or food technology courses in UK/UAE?
→What are the minimum salary requirements after post-study work visa for skilled worker visa eligibility in the UK for a PhD?
→Is it mandatory to provide my current CTC (cost to company) or salary details for the application?
→Which countries are best and most suitable for my category for MBA with benefits and good job prospects in UK/UAE?
→Is the ROI (return on investment) good for studying in Singapore compared to US, UK, or Italy for a Master's?
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