Universities & admissions Questions

A standard master's takes two years in Italy and two years in France. France offers a faster route: if admitted directly into the second year, called M2, you can complete your degree in about one year. Italy has no one year equivalent for its standard two year Laurea Magistrale.

UK master's courses use names such as MSc Project Management, MSc Programme and Project Management, MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management. Universities like Portsmouth, Warwick, Bath, and Heriot-Watt offer these one year programs for 2026 to 2027 entry.

LeapScholar's LS Plus plan is currently listed at roughly Rs 26,500 and includes unlimited applications to partner universities, a dedicated counsellor, SOP and LOR editing, IELTS preparation with band assurance, and scholarship and education loan guidance. Confirm the exact price for your specific university list before paying.

No, a high Class 12 English score alone usually does not waive IELTS or TOEFL, though some universities, such as Ca' Foscari Venice, accept proof your entire schooling was in English instead, so check each university's specific exemption policy before assuming you are exempt.

Yes, expect high costs, since the visa needs GBP1,529 a month in London or GBP1,171 outside London, plus competitive housing, limited guaranteed part-time work, immigration rules that keep changing, and a Graduate Route lasting only 2 years, or 3 years for PhD graduates.

Yes, your Indian BBA is generally accepted for higher studies in the UK, USA, Canada, Europe, and Australia, though acceptance depends on your degree being 3 or 4 years, your institution's accreditation, each university's individual postgraduate entry requirements, and your target program.

Start preparing for IELTS about 3 to 4 months before you plan to submit your UAE university application, even if you expect a conditional offer, since most universities still require you to reach the required band, often around 5.0 to 6.0, during your first semester.

Yes, most universities welcome parents at finance and scholarship discussions during an office visit, and encourage family involvement in financial planning, though some limit guest numbers, and you, the student, should remain the primary contact for any official application changes afterward.