How can Indian student apply to Alexander College?

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Kanishka Gambhir | Contributor-Level 10

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To apply to Alexander College, application steps that have to be followed are mentioned below-

Part 1- Complete Online Application Form

First of all, enter personal details, contact details, and choose the programme in which admission has to be taken

Enter academic history

Pay application fee of CAD

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