Universities & admissions Questions

Some medical courses in Canada require entrance exams such as the MCAT, so check the course you want. After 12th, non-medical options include biotechnology, biomedical sciences, health sciences, psychology and health informatics. Always confirm eligibility on the official university page.

The Spring intake in Australia usually starts in July and is also called the Semester 2 or mid-year intake. No, not every course runs then, because fewer courses are typically available than in February. Check your course and university page for availability and deadlines.

The University of Melbourne lists 31 May 2027 for direct international undergraduate applications for the July intake, and the University of Queensland lists 31 May 2027 for international Semester 2 applications. Dates may vary by course and applicant type, so confirm on the official page.

It can be possible. Harvard gives need-based aid to Indian students on the same basis as US students, and families earning under USD 100,000 a year may get full support. Graduate funding varies by department. Check Harvard's official financial aid pages for the latest terms.

As a rule of thumb, start preparing around 6 to 9 months before your UK intake. That gives you time to shortlist courses, prepare documents, take an English test if needed and apply. Exact deadlines vary by university and course, so check the official university or UCAS page.

September is the main MBBS intake at most Mauritius institutions, with applications typically open from January to June. Some colleges offer February and August intakes, with windows of around September to November and March to May. Timelines depend on the college, so check each one.

No. The MOE Tuition Grant at NUS is a Singapore Government subsidy for international students in full-time undergraduate courses, so self-funded master's courses do not get it. The NUS MBA fees are the same for everyone. Check the official NUS pages for the latest details.

The MOE Tuition Grant at NUS typically requires you to work for a Singapore company or organisation for 3 years after graduating. If you do not want to work in Singapore, you pay the full fee for the whole degree. Medicine and Dentistry bonds are longer. Check the official pages.