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If I apply for a loan to study abroad, how long will it take to complete the loan repayment after finishing my studies?
If I am not eligible for MBA, can you suggest other countries based on your experience?
I got into FLAME University in Pune and missed the Xavier's cutoff. Are these good backup options?
I am open to options but prefer Germany for MBA studies; how does it compare to Australia, UK, United States, or Ireland?
I am open to European countries except UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and Ireland; can you help me find suitable options for a Master's?
How should an Indian student at a US university plan the transition back to India's private equity or finance market after graduation?
How should an Indian MS Finance student at Boston University build US work experience practically before OPT becomes relevant?
How much knowledge do I need about abroad studies and country options before proceeding?
How many universities should I finalize for application, and how many are considered safe or ambitious options for a Master's?
How is IELTS connected to the application process, and can I take the test any month once I am prepared in USA for a Master's?
How flexible is it to switch fields or specializations in Germany compared to the USA for a Master's?
How does my profile fit with top universities offering one-year MBA or tech-related programs like product management, including schools like LBS in the UK in USA?
How do you help with the entire application process including visa, accommodation, and flight booking?
How can I clarify doubts about the study abroad process with my family before proceeding?
How can a quant finance master's student in the US build American work experience before OPT or CPT eligibility begins?
For US universities, is the post-study work permit duration two years if the course is STEM?
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