Universities & admissions Questions

Most US schools ask for proof of funds covering at least one year, shown through bank balances, an education loan or sponsor support. Approximate annual tuition ranges from USD 35,000 for affordable schools to USD 91,000 for top schools, so check each school's current figures.

The GREAT Scholarship does not have a single application deadline. Timelines vary by the university offering it and by your course, applications usually open after admission cycles begin, and you should check your chosen university's official scholarship page for its dates and requirements.

Indian students typically need around 75% to 85% or a CGPA of 8.0 out of 10, IELTS 6.5 at minimum and, for competitive master's programmes, a GRE of 315 or higher. GMAT 615 or higher and local language skills may also apply, so check each university.

The spring intake can suit Indian MS students who missed fall deadlines or need more time for tests and your SOP. Most deadlines fall between August and December. Plan for a SEVIS fee of USD 350 and a visa fee of USD 185, and check official pages.

Most US MBA schools typically ask for a recognised bachelor's degree in any stream and a GPA of around 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Top universities usually expect 3.5 and above, mid-tier 3.2 to 3.5 and affordable ones 2.7 and above. Check each school's page.

You are typically eligible if you are an international student who needs a study permit, are in your final year of secondary school in 2026 to 2027 or graduated recently, and plan to start undergraduate study at the University of Toronto in September 2027 with a school nomination.

Mauritius has three medical colleges offering MBBS: SSR Medical College, Anna Medical College and JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research. They offer 5-year programs and admit international students, including Indians. Confirm recognition and admission rules on the official pages.

In the 2026 figures, most subsidised international undergraduate programs at Nanyang Technological University cost about SGD 18,050 to 21,400 a year, and non-subsidised programs about SGD 36,350. Fees vary by program, nationality and Tuition Grant status, so check the official page.